Joan Kendall

And May It Be Well with Your Soul Joan Kendall

How to keep your faith in a Power greater than yourself when in the midst of a dark night of the soul? "The FaceTime call that plunged us all into chaos arrived on a winter's morning early in 2015, two weeks after our daughter Keso had started her new job and new life in Hong Kong. Keso, aged 26, was in hospital with a rare form of stroke that left her paralysed on the left side of her body. In shock, in a great deal of pain and knowing almost no one in Hong Kong there is only one thing for me to do - go to Hong Kong to be with her." This book is a mother's account of one of her most challenging journeys. As things go from bad to worse for Keso, there are many moments for both of them when fear threatens to overwhelm faith. As a metaphysical counsellor Joan is familiar with the Universal Laws that bring love, peace, harmony and abundance into our lives. Now she is being tested to put her faith in them. As her days in Hong Kong turn into unexpected weeks and months, Joan acts to support her daughter, drawing around them a community of love. She develops a daily spiritual practice which includes 'entering the Silence' and asking for help. Through this practice Joan is supported to go beyond her conditioned thinking about 'fearful and overwhelming' situations, and to deepen her faith in that Power greater than herself. But will this be enough to ensure the outcome that she prays for? Is she prepared for the loss of a loved one?