The Practice of Trust – Release From The Prison of Your Mind by Manaar Azreik is a part autobiography and part self-help book. It captures the healing journey of the author’s life and how she overcame the odds to find spiritual peace.
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If you want a book to help you understand how you can convert thoughts into feelings and translate those feelings into a rhythm, then this book is for you. Get this best-seller at an amazing price from the author’s website.
Find on ShopManaar Azreik is a non-binary person who was born in the southern Israeli city of Be’er-Sheva to Palestinian parents who are culturally Arab Christians. While personally, they were members of the upper class, they believed in atheistic communism.
Manaar and her identical twin sister Rim were raised as girls, but from a very early age, Manaar knew that she was a boy in a girl’s body. Manaar grew up in the confusion of a traditional culture that was also trying to cope with modern life.
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The Practice of Trust by Manaar Azreik is helping people liberate themselves from the shackles of their mind so they can heal codependency relationships. To do that they first need to find access to divinity and connect to the voice of their truth. Through somatic body practices we can heal and transform self-harming patterns in our life.
“ Manaar is a wonderful human Being; she is wholehearted and generous in body, heart, and Soul, sharing her gifts unconditionally with others. She brings aliveness to every situation. Her laughter lights up the darkest places of the psyche and her gift of song, dance, and music help others to connect with the natural rhythm of their soul ”.
The 21st century made us see tons of LGBTQ members come under fire for coming out but it got worse when ethnicity played a huge role as the background. Manaar is a true inspiration for people like me who recently came out.
I loved reading this book. Manaar’s name is very familiar in some parts of the world because of the work she has done with Transformation by Fire. I not only recommend her book, but also the organization. My friend’s life changed after he went there
There are tons of books that will talk about what you should do, and what you should not…but nothing compares to Manaar Azriek’s testimonial. Her life is inspirational in itself, the book just cements her legacy in the world.
This book is exactly what I needed to share with my friend who’s finding it impossible to cope with setting himself free. He also hails from Palestine. He is halfway through the book and already feels good about himself overall.
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