Lessons from My Inner Teacher

A guide to soul growth using intuitive journaling.

Learn to access higher wisdom through the soul's guidance.

What if you knew you had access to the wisest source of unlimited knowledge to guide your growth? What if you discovered this source of higher wisdom was already within you, always available at your request? In Lessons from My Inner Teacher, Dr. Sharon Brunink leads you through the steps for tapping into your soul's inner guidance through intuitive journaling.

Using her own experience with intuitive journaling during an important life transition, Brunink shares her inner world and the life lessons learned from her communication with a spiritual teacher who offered practical advice, therapeutic suggestions, input about the physical and spirit worlds, and lighthearted humor. Though unique to Brunink's circumstances, the lessons are universally relevant and encountered by all on the spiritual path. An uplifting, hope-filled, humorous, and compassionate guide for actively participating in your own soul growth.

"Brunink's book is not just a good read, it's a tool, a keeper, a resource for a long time."
- Colleen Clopton, writer

"Peppered with insight and instruction ... inspiring."
-Laura Feldman, DO
author of Heading for a Change of Light

"Free of technical jargon, full of wisdom and inspiration, this book is a gem!"
-Mariette Losasso, psychotherapist

"Reads true ... practical ... many insights ... worthwhile and constructive book."
-Henry Reed, PhD, director, Edgar Cayce Institute for Intuitive Studies
author of Channeling Your Higher Self and The Intuitive Heart

"A wealth of information on how to access that creative Higher Self through ... intuitive journaling ... provides practical tools for what your soul would have you be about."
-Kevin Todeschi, executive director/CEO,
Edgar Cayce's A.R.E. & Atlantic University
author of Edgar Cayce on the Akashic Records and Divine Encounters

Sharon Brunink is a clinical psychologist. She received her doctorate from Kent State University in 1976 and worked as a licensed clinical psychologist in Colorado for thirty years. She has worked with adolescents, adults, and children in psychological treatment settings ranging from inpatient, residential and day treatment, and outpatient treatment in private practice. She retired from clinical practice in 2007 but continues to manage the administrative aspects of the psychology practice she shared with her colleague and husband, a rehabilitation psychologist. Since her professional retirement, she completed Reiki training, a form of healing touch, and enjoys practicing that on a volunteer basis. She also enjoys writing; traveling; a regular yoga and meditation practice; time with family and friends; cooking; bicycling, walking, and hiking; and learning new things. She lives in Colorado Springs with her husband, Tony Ricci. She can be reached by e-mail at sabrunink@gmail.com