What experiences in my life have contributed to writing this book?
October 3rd 2012
When asked this question a couple of things come to mind. As a child I loved story time. In primary school, it was my favorite time of day; right after lunch. I recall telling my grandchildren that it was important to learn how to read because there were secrets held within the pages of those books.
Many of us have experienced loss of loved ones. As an Intuitive Counselor and Human Being I have come to understand that our inability to embrace the transitionary state of death and the ensuing emotion of grief have origins in the “unknown” surrounding death.
It is my belief that when we find something difficult to understand we need to break it down to an ABC level. Some may call this a child’s level. The result is “Grandpa’s Secret” a book about death and grief that empowers children and adults. I had no idea that when I was telling my grandchildren about secrets within the pages that I was talking aboutGrandpa’s Secret.
Lots of love,
Ruby
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Ruby Tunke
