Welcome Home: A Guide to Building a Home for Your Soul

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Book Genre: Autobiography, Health, Inspirational, Memoir, Mental Health, Nonfiction, Personal Development, Poetry, Psychology, Self Help, Spirituality Dundas, Deborah (18 April 2019). "Najwa Zebian on how poetry helps her define home". The Toronto Star . Retrieved 21 October 2019. remember the foundation on which they lie—your self-acceptance and selfawareness. Not someone else’s acceptance of you or knowledge of you.

In March 2019, Zebian published her third book of poetry, titled Sparks of Phoenix [25] with Andrews McMeel Publishing in which she recounts her journey in healing from abuse, building resilience and strength. [26] [19] [9] Published works [ edit ] Picture someone you love. It can be a friend, a partner, a family member – anyone you care for deeply. Now imagine them coming to you with a problem. Maybe they have a bad headache, or they’re stressed out at work. Or maybe they’re going through a tough breakup and need someone to talk to. What would you say to them? Surrender:Learn how to lower your defenses and give yourself space to feel and process your emotions. Love is a power that's inside of you. When you give your love to someone else, you shouldn't feel empty. The key is to first use it to strengthen yourself; then you’ll have more, even infinite, love to direct outward.Najwa goes into detail in the book on how to do this by telling the reader that it’s important to first create your rooms one at a time. They are the following six items: Living my life as an empath without boundaries was like being a firefighter without protective gear. Constantly rushing into flames to rescue others and fight for them while leaving myself exposed to suffer severe wounds. This book has changed my life by equipping me with tools to show up for others with bravery and compassion while meeting my most basic needs for safety first. This Blink will teach you how to build a home within yourself. You’ll discover and furnish all the different rooms of the home – each with a specific purpose – through a unique set of tools that’ll help you be comfortable and satisfied with who you are and what you do. Ontario High School Teacher Has Celebs Hanging Onto Her Every Word". HuffPost Canada. 28 October 2017 . Retrieved 31 October 2019. Zebian’s gentle and honest words hold the reader in an environment of realness and encouragement. Meeting us where we are, she equips us with tools and exercises that help us step into the role of architect. With her interwoven poetry and stories, she shows us her heart—and keeps us connected to our own.” — Mindful

Najwa Zebian is a Lebanese-Canadian author, speaker, and educator. Her passion for language was evident from a young age, as she delved into Arabic poetry and novels. anyway, it’s a very good book about coming home to yourself and making peace with what has happened and surrendering control of the future. Now imagine that it’s you who’s going through that suffering. Would you be as kind and patient with yourself as with your friend? If your answer is no, then you need to work on the first room in the house: self-love. From the celebrated poet, speaker, and educator comes Welcome Home, a powerful blueprint for building a strong foundation of self-worth, belonging, and happiness. Forgiveness:Learn how to allow yourself time, reflection, and space to accept and let go of painful events.

Forgiveness: Learn how to allow yourself time, reflection, and space to accept and let go of painful events. the day. We invest in other people, and we evaluate our selfworth based on how much those homes welcome us. But what Too often, we build our homes in other people; we rely on the validation, comfort, and approval of others. But this inevitably leaves us desperately holding on to love when we find it, and we feel abandoned if the other person leaves. to fly. To not be free. That is one of the most defeating forms of selfoppression—to know you have power, but not use it. To know you have a