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Regenerate your Reality by Jean Louise Pullen

BOOK: Regenerate your Reality
AUTHOR: Jean Louise Pullen 

*My Ratings* : 4.8/5 ⭐

We have forgotten the gifts mother nature has given us or rather we are using it the wrong way. Regenerate your Reality talks about how we can use the gifts of mother nature and make Earth into a place where future generations can see and enjoy the wonders of nature. 
Earth is our home and we have been too comfortable by exploiting our environment not realising how it might affect us in the future. Even if it's little we should part in rebuilding this place by doing little things like planting, gardening or going organic, etc. In this book the author tells us her story and experiences throughout her journey of realising her life path and her contribution towards rebuilding our nature. The whole point of the book is to Regenerate ourselves and our minds. In this book there is a specific line that she says and I quote "we cultivate our inner garden along with the garden that surrounds us." I think that explains the major point of the book. If we wish to see a change we must work towards it. 
This book is abundant with exercises to try, advice, her experiences, tips,etc. The Author directs us step by step so we can regenerate our own individual self in a way where we preserve and regenerate the Earth as well. I personally really enjoyed the book and her journey and I look forward to implementing some of her tips to my lifestyle as well. I would recommend everyone to read this book, it's a real eye opener and very inspirational.  Go check out and support this amazing work of Author Jean Louise Pullen.

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