God's Answer is Know: Lessons from a Spiritual Life

Unlock the Path to Spiritual Empowerment: Discover God's Answer Is Know!

Are you yearning for spiritual empowerment and searching for a starting point? Look no further than the inspiring journey of Elizabeth Ann Atkins in her soul-stirring memoir, "God's Answer Is Know: Lessons From a Spiritual Life."

In this transformative book, Elizabeth, an acclaimed TV host and co-creator of Two Sisters Writing & Publishing, shares her powerful story with raw honesty. Through poignant vignettes, she delves into her struggles with food, fat, failure, race, divorce, depression, and even suicidal thoughts, leading readers on a path of self-discovery and spiritual awakening.

Embrace the power of meditation, journaling, and healthy eating as Elizabeth's spirit-powered life takes center stage. Drawing from her own experiences, she reveals how these simple practices can lead to profound transformation from the inside out, helping you find inner peace, better health, meaningful relationships, and a purpose-driven existence.

As you embark on this enlightening journey, Elizabeth unravels her quest for peace amid her parents' controversial marriage during the tumultuous mid-1960s. Born to an African American mother and a white former Roman Catholic priest, her life unfolds against the backdrop of racial conflict and chaos in America. Witness how she evolves from extreme childhood fears to fantastical spiritual experiences, ultimately embracing peace, passion, and purpose like never before.

Through this compelling narrative, Elizabeth proves that spirituality transcends religious boundaries. Her teachings, inspired by Mahatma Gandhi, foster unconditional love and inner peace, urging you to "Be the change that you wish to see in the world."

Drawing upon her expertise, Elizabeth provides accessible guidance for those new to meditation or seeking to enhance their intuitive powers. Ascend: 8 Steps to an Infinite You serves as a Spirituality 101 guide, opening doors to divine connections and spiritual communication with God, Jesus, angels, ancestors, and other guiding spirits.

Just as your cell phone connects to an invisible wi-fi for endless information, Elizabeth shows you how to tap into the boundless power of God within yourself. By cultivating a spiritual energy field through meditation, you can elevate your beliefs to an unwavering state of Knowing.

Join the ranks of those seeking spiritual enlightenment outside traditional religious confines. Elizabeth's book is a universal compass to spiritual growth, where you'll uncover the secrets to unleash the infinite potential already residing within you.

Discover "God's Answer Is Know" and embark on a life-changing expedition of self-discovery, spiritual connection, and boundless empowerment. Your key to inner peace, purpose, and spiritual abundance awaits within these pages. Don't miss this opportunity to transform your life and become the best version of yourself. Embrace your destiny today!

Elizabeth is a best-selling author, actress, TV host, and an award-winning journalist who uses a multimedia platform to inspire people to unlock their infinite potential and live with passion, prosperity, health, and happiness. Her 2019 spiritual memoir, God's Answer is Know: Lessons from a Spiritual Life, provides the launchpad for her global intuitive teachings. Elizabeth's desire to empower others springs from a trailblazing matrix of colorblind love and courage from her mother, an African American and Italian judge, and her father, a former Roman Catholic priest who was English, French Canadian, and Cherokee. They taught her to challenge the status quo by writing innovative ideas to edu-tain people. With a master's degree in Journalism from Columbia University and a bachelor's degree in English Literature from the University of Michigan, Elizabeth has written over 20 books, including novels White Chocolate, Dark Secret and Twilight (with Billy Dee Williams). Elizabeth has ghostwritten books for executives, prominent government and civic leaders, physicians, a surgeon, an intuitive medium, a family that triumphed on NBC's The Biggest Loser, an insurance agent, and a quadriplegic man who lived his dream to become a record company CEO. Her novellas about empowering women to overcome abuse and identity crises were published in My Blue Suede Shoes: An Anthology and Other People's Skin: An Anthology. Elizabeth runs Two Sisters Writing and Publishing with her sister, the young adult author Catherine M. Greenspan. Together they have published over twenty books, including an annual anthology of short stories by international writers who won the Two Sisters' ongoing short story writing contests. Elizabeth is a health and fitness enthusiast whose 100-pound weight loss was featured on Oprah. Elizabeth co-hosts a weekly television show, MI Healthy Mind, which promotes wellness by shattering stigmas around taboo topics such as mental illness, addiction and abuse. She is a popular writing coach whose PowerJournalTM program teaches people to enrich their lives with journal-writing. She has taught writing at Wayne State University, Oakland University, Wayne County Community College District, and at national conferences. As a speaker who promotes human harmony, Elizabeth was previously represented by the American Program Bureau. She rouses ovations by reciting her autobiographical poem, "White Chocolate," and has spoken at Columbia University, the University of Michigan, GM's World Diversity Day, Gannett, 100 Black Men, the NAACP, and many other venues. As an actress, Elizabeth plays a major role in the feature-length film Anything Is Possible, nominated for "Best Foreign Film" by the Nollywood and African Film Critics Association. She composed an original screenplay, Redemption, a gritty drama about a Detroit gangster and a writer. And Elizabeth plays a 1950s journalist in the international shipwreck drama, Are The Passengers Saved? Elizabeth has been a guest on Oprah, Montel, NPR, Good Morning America Sunday, The CBS Evening News, and many national TV shows. After writing her master's thesis about mixed-race Americans, her work appeared in The New York Times, The San Diego Tribune, Essence, Ebony, and many publications. Her Detroit News articles on race were nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, and she wrote a biography for the Presidential Medal of Freedom tribute for Rosa Parks. Elizabeth runs, cycles, lifts weights, does yoga, journals and meditates to cultivate a joyous and peaceful mind, body and spirit.