Dana Hayne’s Inspiring Debut Memoir Receives Great Praises from Kirkus Reviews

Dana Hayne tells a vivid recounting of the lessons she learned from the mystic, Muhammad Raheem Bawa Mhaiyaddeen. She shares touching stories from her journey with the Sri Lankan mystic and the invaluable teachings she had learned from him.
 
Wisdom about themes like love, life, awareness, and simplicity are things she openly shares to her readers in “GPS for the Soul.” In this book, she narrates stories such as the time when Bawa healed her son and many others. Most of all, she imparts such powerful lessons in order to hopefully inspire her readers the way Bawa had touched and changed her life.
 
With every page, readers will discover how much heart, inspiration, and dedication were put into creating and finishing this book that Kirkus Reviews sees it as a “compelling collection of short narratives that demonstrates a guru’s impact on a woman’s life.”
 
Not only that, the review shares that “the book inspires readers to look outside of their comfort zones and emphasizes the importance of embracing the guidance of a wise teacher. What Hayne shares through her stories opens up a world of possibilities for daring readers to live unorthodox lifestyles and discover the many spiritual moments they hold.”
 
With a multitude of incomparable lessons worth keeping, Hayne’s inspiring debut memoir is something that readers from different walks of life would appreciate. Paperback, hardcover, and digital copies are sold on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/GPS-Soul-Wisdom-Dana-Hayne/dp/1504384040.
 
 
GPS for the Soul: Wisdom of the Master
Written by Dana Hayne
Published by Balboa Press
Published date: August 7, 2017
Paperback price: $14.99
 
 
About the Author
Dana Hayne is a retired labor and delivery and maternity nurse. She received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, graduating magna cum laude. She lived and studied alongside His Holiness Muhammad Raheem Bawa Muhaiyaddeen, a spiritual teacher from Sri Lanka, for thirteen years until his passing in 1986. She continues to assist individuals in their healing journey as a medical tour guide to the Casa de Dom Inácio Healing Center in Brazil for the spiritual healer, John of God. She also volunteers with the chaplaincy and hospice services in her community hospital. Dana lives with Rodger, her husband of more than forty years, in the suburbs of Philadelphia where they enjoy their two sons and three grandchildren.
 

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