title: Becoming Change: A Journal For Mind, Spirit and Body
author:  Francesca Russo 
description: Throughout her life, Francescsa has journaled her feelings, her emotions, her solutions. She has lived change, from owning a destination restaurant to following her desire for inner peace. Letting go of all possessions, moved to a new community, penniless, trading work for a place to live, and collected cans for gas, to now living what she is passionate about - helping others on their life's journey. Spirituality has followed Francesca since childhood: dreams with visions, out-of-body traveling, and feeling others' emotions. Connections with spirits led to training in shamanism, yoga therapy, meditation, crystal healing, cranial scaral and lymphatic therapy. It is through these studies that Francesca has successfully assisted herself, and in turn others "Become Change." Francesca is available for private sessions and can be contacted through her website:www.UFly4life.com.
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  # Praise for The Four Profound Weaves
  
  
  
  
  
  “The Four Profound Weaves is a balm and a call to
  
  
  arms. R. B. Lemberg reassures us that there’s still time to find
  
  
  yourself, no matter how old you are; and they stir our revolutionary
  
  
  urges to defeat murderous dictators . . . Thoughtful and deeply moving,
  
  
  The Four Profound Weaves is the
  
  
  anti-authoritarian, queer-mystical fairy tale we need right now.”
  
  
  
  
  
  —Annalee
  
  
  Newitz, author of The Future of Another Timeline
  
  
  
  
  
  [Starred]“DEBUT. Nebula-nominated Lemberg’s first
  
  
  novella, set in their deeply queer “Birdverse” universe, presents a
  
  
  beautiful, heartfelt story of change, family, identity, and courage.
  
  
  Centering two older transgender protagonists in the midst of emotional
  
  
  and physical journeys highlights the deep, meaningful prose that
  
  
  Lemberg always brings to their stories.”
  
  
  
  
  
  —Library Journal, starred review
  
  
  
  
  
  [Starred]Lemberg writes deeply considered, evocative
  
  
  portraits of their
  
  
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