Walking Yourself Home

The freedom we experience when we take steps to walk ourselves home allows us to fall in love with life – free to be ourselves, says award winning photographer, spiritual teacher and mentor Marlene Neumann. In this stunning book Marlene shares her black and white photography to bring the signs of nature to our attention as we learn about the cycle of life and dealing with emotional trauma. Marlene’s life reflection about the meaning of life gifts you the opportunity to learn to feel good being you as you understand it’s possible to heal from trauma in ways not usually talked about or taught. Marlene’s experiences and powerful images strip back layers of confusion, expectations and wondering about the mystery of life asking you to question what steps you need to take to walk yourself home. She encourages you to know that it’s possible to discover the art of living if you simply take time to look for signs in yourself and nature to take your next step. Change will give you peace. Sharing 61 incredible black and white photographs Walking Yourself Home allows us to be curious about our own lives, supporting growth, healing and transformation. Marlene's stories and spiritual photography will guide you to notice your joy and pain in a new way, discovering the symbols of nature and recognise how to make life count, so you too can find the freedom to come home to yourself. Marlene Neumann is an award-winning celebrated international photographer who has lived in the Eastern Cape of South Africa all her life, teaching others the joy of photography and the power of connecting with the voice of nature. Reviews It is so easy to go through life unconsciously and without remembering who we are; Marlene’s book is a profound reminder of this and she gives us clear pointers on how to find our way home.– Dr Pam Roux, psychotherapist Just the title of the book had a profound effect on me. I read the title and started crying. I am a recent widow and the biggest challenge over the past 15 months has been “Remembering who I am” without my man. Thank you for your life shared between the pages of “Walking yourself home” your book and your beautiful images have been a re-awakening for me. - Brigitte