Orange Socks - How A Yuppie Goes Yogi

By Valerie Simonson

An autobiography about a businesswoman who had it all, yet she wasn't happy and had to know The Answer. She consulted a globe, strapped on a backpack, donned a pair of orange socks and left on a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0968143806
• ISBN13: 9780968143803
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Eternal Giving Inc.
• Length: 276 Pages
• Weight: 0.92 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Valerie is really a genuine person

Valerie Simonson is true blue. Her book only give a smattering of her qualities.I and my departed wife read the origional manuscript before it went to the publisher.There are a few things that we thought were important in the book that were taken out.I hope some day Val will add these to another book so that the readers will not feel that there is something missingMy departed wie used to baby sit Valerie, and loved her dearly. When we found out that she was trying to promot her new book I went on line around the world telling people about it, because we new that was a TRUE story and an adventure that only a couragous and desperate woman could do. Valerie is contagious...if you were to ever meet her you would never forget her. She radiates. Keep up the good work Val ....We LOVE you --- Bill and Olive in Mexico,

Orange Socks-How a Yuppie Goes Yogi

The book helped me a lot in my spiritual journey. I would like to write to the author to discuss some details of the book ( it is about Baba, Valerie)

The great value of the Raja Yoga disipline.

The book isn't realy about wearing an 0RANGE COLORED pair of Sox, but the value of discovering RAJA YOGA and learning to meditate with it. I was so impressed with the book that I'm now in Calgary and had TEA with valerie last evening. Today she left for INDIA TO THE HEADQUARTERS OF Raja Yoga for their annual conference. Valerie still teaches the disipline here in Calgary as a volunteer. She related that her parents (slowly and reluctantly) took up the practice and it has really transformed their lives as it has hers.