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November 28, 2017

Wisdom is seen in the moment, but knowledge is seen in the draw.

n.r. Williams

Read Chapters 14-18:
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Blogs by NaTisha Renee Get Understanding I Overstand No Weapon Ever Formed Play Message The Decks and the Road

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NaTisha Renee: I began writing poetry at age 11—initially because I had a natural draw to the craft, but eventually as a way to bring sunlight and breathing space to wounds. Discovering my gift for language allowed me to attach a profound sense of value to my life. I am also the author of Renegotiating Kayla, a moving and inspiring novel that follows Kayla Ross on a journey from the shadows of childhood abuse and her dissociation to the light of survival. Whether through the written and spoken word or guided stillness, my purpose remains the same: to turn the victim into a survivor, and the seeker into a master of their own peace. https://buy.stripe.com/7sI4jFaa68ODaB2eUV

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