innerstanding – The House of Jezebel

Good vs Evil Intentions

In the classic film, The Wizard of Oz, we learn much based not only on the personality but also on the interests of each character especially as it relates to good and evil. Even those on the good side still suffered from weaknesses and other shortcomings that had them acting in ways contrary to their true nature. For example, a lion is the king of the beasts, a powerful creature that’s large and in charge. Yet the lion in The Wizard of Oz was a coward and in desperate need of courage. His own roar scared him just as much as other people. Next, there was the scarecrow who needed a…

Breaking Free from Jezebel

I will not rush the healing process….[This book] will make its debut in due season and as a result will position me to be forever released from regret, shame, blame, guilt, [and any other negative emotions] that no longer serves my Highest Good. It is through this spirit of inner healing that others can also find healing…” For nearly two decades, I’ve struggled to write The House of Jezebel. Initially, I hesitated because – to be frankly honest – I was hoping my Jezebel would die first. Yes, I believed that if she were deceased then this whole writing process would be much easier. I’d be free to tell my story…

Defeating Beliefs of the Jezebel Kind

“Woe to you who are in need of an advocate. Woe to you who stand in the need of grace. Blessed will they be who have spoken out and acquired grace for themselves. …Blessed is one who has seen oneself as a fourth one in heaven. …Do not let heaven’s kingdom become a desert within you.” ~ Jesus, The Secret Book of James As I enter into 2018, I must openly acknowledge within myself and to my future readers that The House of Jezebel is not solely a book about family dysfunction but also on religious indoctrination. (I’ve already covered this in my third podcast episode subtitled Writing & the Early…