White Hot Truth

I've yet to meet a book of Danielle's that I didn't like (she's certainly on my insta-buy list) - but White Hot Truth is even better than I expected it to be. It's refreshing to hear someone that can both address the real flaws and pitfalls of the spiritual self-help journey, and validate that it's a useful path to wander down. She doesn't sugar coat any of the hard truths or dangers inherent in working on your spiritual self, but at the same time, she doesn't degrade or dismiss that the work is valuable.

This is one of those books that you can pick up anywhere and find the words you need to read at a given time, that asks questions to lead you deeper into being your own guiding light, and shows you that you can be a fully-faceted, fully realized person while you're on the journey, in your now, not just in some kind of dream-like amorphous someday that you may or may not ever “get to”.

This is one of those books I'll be recommending to friends and family for a long time to come.