Carrie Cunningham, Author of “A Soul’s Oasis: A Woman’s Transformational Journey Through Difficult Life Events,” will be signing her book on Saturday, September 8th from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at, 529 Main Street, in downtown Martinez.
Terror seizes Carrie as she awakens to beads of sweat trickling onto her pillow. She fades back into a dream that reveals a steep staircase looming above her. A figure weighs heavily against her side, as she struggles upward, every step a tremendous effort. She knows this is her destiny. Sobs overtake her as she experiences overwhelming relief when the arduous ascent is finally over. The dream again takes her back down to the bottom of the stairs. She knows without a doubt, the dream has revealed her life. It is real. The real journey has not yet begun.
The reader is taken into Carrie’s thought processes through her husband’s illness, a difficult marriage, and finally, divorce. As Carrie relies upon God to carry her through tragic events, she discovers spiritual experiences and insights along the way. Self-preservation forces Carrie to progressively detach from herself until she completely unravels. The reader discovers that the story is about more than the dream. It is about Carrie’s spiritual transformation, as she puts her life back together. In the process, the author inspires the reader toward his own healing journey. As Carrie awakens to the powerful spirit within her, the message ultimately becomes the truth – that we are all powerful, creative, beautiful and wonderful beings!
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Carrie Cunningham is a special education teacher and has previously served as both a minister and counselor. She has instructed numerous classes including counseling and spiritual growth topics. Carrie enjoys spending time with her daughters and engaging in creative endeavors such as writing music. She also enjoys reading, attending fairs and festivals, and traveling. She is passionate about sharing her story.
Her book is being sold for $16 for this special event.
