Have you ever had to begin again when everything familiar has fallen away?

 

Ashes and Wildflowers is a collection of reflective poetry written for the quiet space between heartbreak and hope, the place where grief still lingers, but the possibility of healing begins to appear.

 

Through raw yet gentle verse, this book explores what it means to live through loss and slowly find your way forward. These poems speak to the moments when your world no longer looks the same, when identity shifts, and when the future feels uncertain. They offer reassurance that even in the aftermath of deep heartbreak, something tender and meaningful can still grow.

 

This collection touches on grief, love, betrayal, and self-rediscovery, and reflects on how we release what no longer fits while learning to trust ourselves again. It is poetry for those navigating divorce, loss, or profound change, and for anyone learning how to live with an open heart after the storm.

 

Ashes and Wildflowers is not about fixing what’s broken, but about meeting yourself with compassion, allowing space for sorrow, and recognising the quiet strength that remains.

 

If you’ve ever wondered how to begin again, these poems offer a gentle reminder: healing doesn’t arrive all at once, but unfolds in small, honest moments, and beauty can return, even from the ashes.

You’ve questioned everything they told you to believe — but where do you go from here?

 

If you’ve left a high-control religion or rigid belief system, you already know the emotional cost: the grief, the guilt, the confusion… and the quiet courage it takes to start again.

 

This spacious guided journal is your companion for that next chapter — the one where you get to rebuild your own beliefs, identity, and voice from the ground up.

 

Created by someone who’s walked this same path, You’re Allowed to Question gently supports you through the messy, sacred work of recovery after religious indoctrination — with no pressure, no judgment, and no dogma.

 

Inside, you’ll find space to:

• Unpack the emotional aftermath of leaving — grief, fear, guilt, and longing

• Reclaim your own voice with thoughtful prompts that invite deep reflection

• Create rituals that heal on anniversaries or difficult days

• Explore forgiveness on your own terms — or not at all

• Nurture self-trust and intuition after years of being told you were wrong

• Regulate your nervous system with calming meditations linked via QR code​

This edition is 8.5x11” — ideal for longer reflections, drawing, or using in therapy or support groups. If you’d prefer a smaller, more portable version, click here.

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Created for: Former Jehovah’s Witnesses, ex-Mormons, ex-evangelicals, ex-Scientologists, and anyone recovering from the emotional impact of strict religious systems or high-control groups. Whether you call it religious trauma, spiritual abuse, or just the ache of being told who to be, this journal helps you start again, on your terms.

The Synergy Game: A Story of Strength, Healing, and Self-Discovery

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The Synergy Game is a deeply human book about rebuilding life after everything you thought you could rely on has fallen away.

 

Through honest storytelling and quiet reflection, Georgia Clare shares her journey through heartbreak, loss, and profound change, and how she found her way back to herself when life took an unexpected turn. This is not a story of instant answers or dramatic breakthroughs, but of small, steady practices that gradually changed everything.

 

At the heart of the book is the idea of synergy: the way simple practices become far more powerful when they’re woven together. Writing, gratitude, meditation, yoga, music, movement, and time in nature are explored not as fixes, but as companions, each one supporting the others and helping to restore calm, clarity, and meaning.

 

Part memoir, part guide, The Synergy Game is for anyone navigating loss, transition, or a life that no longer fits. It offers reassurance, insight, and practical ways to begin again, gently, honestly, and at your own pace.

 

This is a book about coming back to yourself. About finding steadiness after upheaval. And about discovering that even after deep change, a life that feels purposeful, peaceful, and true is still possible.