Submission

A person's spirit is strong - no matter what one does to bury or forget an event, an experience, a trauma, or a memory - the spirit always remembers and learns. In this enlighting and inspiring picture book that offers you an opportunity to take a glimpse of yourself, of your spirit, and of your being, you will not only feel yourself awakening from a long sleep, but rather you will see yourself seeing a new you. Author Trish Harris shares Submission, a book that surely benefits every man, woman, and child.

Not many of us have the ability to remember complete details of our choldhood nor understand the signifance of its growth without mass questions stemming out of confusion. Minor crises in life such as disappointments, setbacks, shocks, and regrets are often stored in the forefront of our memory to be opened occasionally. The non-essential facts we call unimportant are not remembered, but these are never forgotten by our spirit. All situations and encounters in life are essential for the building and outcome of our character. Developing the character which allows our spirit to bring forth it memory is Submission.

Patricia Ann Harris is a retired homemaker devoting most of her moments strengthening her relationship with God. She is zealous in her faith, spending time reading and meditating on God's word. As a result of her belief, Trish is confident in her connection with God, and is attached to pleasing him. Finding her place in God's Kingdom, she continues to search for ways to share His word through her character. Today, she lives to inspire others with evidence from her own life that His way is best for all of us. Trish was inspired to write this book after facing many physical, emotional, and spiritual adversities in her life. Perhaps this book will encourage both men and women, adding progess to her journey. Through prayer, she desires that it will help shed spiritual light to the eyes of many and leave them with similar confidence. Trish is a divorced mother of four children and grandmother of four lovely grandchildren who think, "Granny is awesome". She currently lives in northeastern Louisiana with her youngest daughter, Gandi, who looks forward to becoming a missionary of Christ.