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There are many paths to healing and personal growth. If you're ready to discover your path and your truth, you have come to the right place. Learn to embrace the beauty, strength and power within yourself. Consider the undeniable power of taking responsibility and forgiveness as a way to transforming your life. I welcome you and applaud your bold choice to love and be loved.

Like many of you, I experienced pain and struggle. A traumatic past does not condemn us to a dysfunctional future.  I am the author, teacher and clairvoyant-medium. I facilitate various classes and workshops for healing and creating positive change. I have studied Bio-energy, Breathwork, and I am certified in hypnotherapy. 

My books, Habits That Heal, The Knowing: Awake in the Dark, and Meditation Handbook for Beginners are available on Amazon and this website. Sign up for our newsletter and join our family of healing and growth.

 

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Below is a recent BookLife review about Nita’s book, The Knowing!

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Assessment:

Idea: Lapinski's spiritual memoir, The Knowing, is a powerful, compassionate chronicle of the author's experience with abuse and violence, self-destruction, and ultimate betrayal, as well as a fascinating account of her lifelong gift of clairvoyance and how it informs her choices.

Prose: Lapinski's prose is smooth, lyrical, and layered, while the work is enhanced through a sophisticated narrative framework and stylistic novelty--notably, her nuanced portrayal of the book's central antagonist.

Originality: The author's dual focus on spirituality and mediumship with the story of being victim to a violent predator, is strikingly unique and engaging.

Character/Execution: Readers will value the author's graceful storytelling, tremendous candor, and ability to write about significant trauma in a manner that never becomes overwrought, but instead uplifts the narrative. The author's discussion of "the knowing," is genuine, evocative, and understated.

Score:

  • Plot/Idea: 9

  • Originality: 9

  • Prose: 10

  • Character/Execution: 9

  • Overall: 9.25