“A rocking chair?” you may ask.
The allegory of the rocking chair is the story of my most intimate moments with God as I battled through breast cancer. Cancer was like drinking a glass of liquid chalk, but it has also been the means by which my life's blackboard has gotten written. It was in the dark days that I became a better human. Worry over small things and a greater capacity for love and life was born. My trip to the rocking chair is not just a cancer memory. It is a trip I make frequently now. I must choose to rock with him everyday or be chased down by my own failures and worries. It was out of the stillness of my invisible rocking chair experience that this book was born.
with you. You will discover that each section of the book is divided into three parts. an overall allegory (trying to get my young toddler to a place of rest), the steps (wisdom upon the way), and lastly, my story (finding rest in a difficult place and the new day). Come on and join me. The invisible rocking chair and its treasures are just a choice away.