"This is a loving, powerful tribute to women everywhere. A lovely response to the negative images the media tends to portray women as. I love the analogy of the bee and woman. What a creative way to explain our complicated life journey " Wendy Matthews, educator.
"The author cleverly uses the origin of bees to illustrate the nuggets of truth as God would have women to be. This is illustrated in Proverbs 31. A wise woman will heed these words, for a woman who fears the Lord; she shall be praised." Dr. Patricia R. Williams, retired educator, and author of Hurting & Healing; Husbands, For Wives Only, and The Perfect Woman's Flaw.
"She is part of a plan to bring gifts and preserve nature, assist in the production of something good, and to put forth a life-sustaining, life-altering substance." Chapter One
"True beauty comes from within. It has distinct qualities that make the woman's outer vessel even more beautiful." Chapter Fourteen
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What if there were only a few moments left on your life journey? Would you say your life has been meaningful and significant? Did you contribute to humanity and accomplish your life mission?
In The Nature of Honey, the woman receives an invitation to return to nature in simplicity, positivity, and wisdom. There, she will find strength and beauty-gifts and hope-and realize her life mission. When she follows her true path, she sets out on a more spiritual journey.
