Wren's Story - Softcover

Richards, Wren

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1663203040 ISBN 13: 9781663203045

Publisher: iUniverse, 2020

Synopsis

Wren was abandoned into the Wyoming wilderness to grow with an education based in knowledge from nature and the Indian Mission. Abandonment taught her to use the environment as her teacher. The isolated Wind River Reservation culture taught her resourcefulness, individuality, self sufficiency and durability. The laws from nature promoted reflectiveness and meditation where Sun Wren Richards learned that all questions were answered with transcendence from within.

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About the Author

Wren Richards has been a meditator for 50 years and attributes her good fortune to Transcendental Meditation where she learned that all questions are answered with transcendence from within. The author is a political activist who promotes civil liberties and women's rights. She ran for the Texas senate, served as a Wyoming delegate, and directed political campaigns for a Wyoming representative, senator, and governor. Wren grew up in Wyoming. She has a love for nature, and cares about protecting our planet and the inhabitants that live upon it. She believes that the rights of our planet should be allowed to flourish in its own beauty. Wren has had a successful 36 year career in the performing arts, adapted books for stage production. She has raised two children who are both surgeons. She currently lives in Galveston Texas by the ocean where she experiences the strength and creativity supplied by its magical power. The author is a sculptor, dancer, environmentalist, and author.

Edition details

• Publisher: iUniverse
• Publication date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1663203040
• ISBN 13: 9781663203045
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 390