Consider the Butterfly

by Carol Lynn Pearson

Book Overview

$14.95 hardcover ? 1-58685-176-4 6 x 7 in, 144 pp, Rights: W, Inspiration At some point in our lives, we have all experienced synchronicities, those amazing coincidences that offer short glimpses into... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1586851764
• ISBN13: 9781586851767
• Release Date: August 2002
• Publisher: Gibbs Smith
• Length: 144 Pages
• Weight: 1.06 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.1" x 7.4"

Customer Reviews

They are never really gone........

A wonderful validation of the knowing that our loved ones who have died ARE still with us, and active in our lives. They simply speak in a different language that the living must learn in order to hear and understand them. The author gets a little too *far out there* for me in the last 1/4 of the book, but the first 3/4 is so good, I recommend this one to family and friends often.

Consider the Butterfly

During and after reading this book, I noticed I also had syncronicities in my life I hadn't been paying attention too. If I had been following my intuition and syncronicities, I could have saved myself no small bit of emotional pain. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a path to follow which is not very often tread upon.

A Primer for Life

Carol Lynn Pearson has a magnificent way of touching the heart with simple stories that have profound meaning. I cried and laughed my way through this book. With stories from her own life, Pearson gives me a new perspective on my own. Wally's Tie, or The Tie That Binds, prompted a similar episode with her book. What goes around...Reading Carol Lynn Pearson is never a mistake. I highly recommend this book.

WONDERFUL!!

Consider The Butterfly is a wonderful, inspirational work of art. Beautifully written by Carol Lynn Pearson and illustrated with Sandy Wells' lovely photographs, this is a must-have book!! I highly recommend it!

Consider The Butterfly

I really enjoyed Carol Lynn's book Consider The Butterfly.She has a way of making you feel like you are somehow part of herfamily as she takes around the country relating happenings ofsynchronicities. Talking to you as though you are one of herclosest friends, she candidly discusses things that normally wouldbe considered personal. And it is this way of telling her storiesthat Carol Lynn had me smiling about the Valentine's hearts thatwere tracked through the house. Or the story of Wally's tie. Carol Lynn also had me tearing up with her Katy stories because she made me feel as though I've known Katy personally. These stories of synchronicities reaffirms my belief that things dohappen for a reason and not just by chance.Oh, and one last afterthought, Carol Lynn mentions Emily Dickinsonseveral times in the book. So I couldn't help but wonder if thosesquiggly lines throughout the book that look like E's were chosenon purpose or did Emily have something to do with that? Hmmm.