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After spending a very enjoyable evening on Monday giving a talk and book signing at Bath Positive Living Group, Annabel Du Boulay received the following review from the organiser, Vicky Edwards:

“Annabel was our guest speaker at Bath Positive Living Group on the evening of 23rd January 2012 with her talk, ‘The Serpent’s Tale: From Darkness to Light’. She gave a very memorable and touching account of her life so far – one that has provided some very big challenges to overcome – and how she gained strength from creatively transforming these difficulties into her book. Everybody that attended found it a very moving story – one that can truly inspire you to remember that even the most difficult circumstances in life can eventually be seen as positive and help us onward on our spiritual journey.”

‘The Serpent’s Tale: From Darkness to Light’ Talk & Book Signing

Bath Positive Living Group, 23 Jan 2012 7pm

www.bathplg.co.uk

Manvers Street Baptist Church, Manvers St, Bath BA1 1JW

Author and therapist Annabel Du Boulay shares the philosophy explored in her historical novel The Serpent’s Tale, which she developed during her recovery from depression and addiction, as well as the challenging experience of mothering two children born with life-threatening syndromes. This philosophy is based on the Myth of Sophia, which teaches us that darkness is not separate from light, and that it is within the darkest times of our lives, when we experience deep pain, loss and fear, that the light of rebirth can guide us towards greater wisdom, strength, love and compassion. It is a philosophy that helps us to accept and surrender to life’s challenges, trusting in ourselves and in life that every seemingly negative experience is an opportunity for us to heal, learn and grow. Following her talk, Annabel will lead the audience on a healing guided visualization to speak with the archetype of Wisdom-Sophia.

Annabel Du Boulay held a very enjoyable book signing of her novel The Serpent’s Tale at a Charity Christmas Fair held at Charlton House in aid of the Libra Foundation (www.librafoundation.org.uk) and ‘A Life for a Cure’ (www.ryanbresnahan.org). There was a private shopping evening on Tues 8 Nov with Champagne, canapes and music by Edward Leaker’s Trio, followed by an all-day shopping extravaganza on Wed 9 Nov. Many congratulations to the hardworking, creative team of women who organised the event, especially the wonderful Jane Bennett, Natalie Breeze and Nikki Della Valle.