Mandy Sutter

Such a great story… even the second time around. Love your voice so much Mandy I especially love this story of women trying to find a little respite from the awful chill of an English winter to shed their coats for the Italian sunshine while at the same time finding their true selves revealed under layers of unwanted habits. This author truly is a treasure. Thank you for introducing us here on Insight Timer to this.

🙏Thank you for this!🙏 It helped distract me, felt comforting and even gave me a few chuckles!😊 I would love it so much if you could do many more of these wonderful chats!!! Much love and many blessings to you!✨❤️✨

I love your ramblings. They’re so wonderful. They always managed to make me smile with your cute phrases so thank you so much.✨🙏🏼💜✨

you really stped me from stressing about things in an endles circle like i usually do.thank you

I’m thrilled to begin another series by the wonderful writer and reader Mandy! I love children’s books as well, and look forward to the antics here! 💜🌟

Thank you Mandy . I enjoyed listening to your ramblings and two or three bits really made me smile ( snoring section was one!)

I appreciate this story, thank you Mandy. This narrative is, I believe, a "True Story" that tells of our potential inner journey of the spirit. It is similar to both Beauty and the Beast, and East of the Sun, West of the Moon; some of the motifs make me wonder if it's older than either of those tales. I appreciate the repeated setbacks of the protagonist as she seeks to unite with her prince, just as the soul's journey is arduous. I'm put in mind of the logic teaching on Ida and Pingala (sun and moon, here?) and the rising spinal energy resulting in the crown chakra flowering. Also of the statement that the soul must work on its own for 7 years, after fully committing to the spiritual path (ref: Initiation by Elizabeth Haigh). Stories are potential teachers!

Wonderful research and delivery. Mandy, you are a gift which keeps on giving. Thank you so much 🕊️❣️