BY THE WAY, I LOVE YOU Shares Stories of Abusive Life and Transformation
By: Christina Mancuso Sep. 12, 2014
TORONTO
As a practicing Buddhist, love and compassion are words that Ama Vitam lives by despite the difficult situations she has endured.
In her new memoir, "By the Way, I Love You" Vitam shares a series of stories that detail her escape from a past abusive life and the complete transformation of her soul.
"This is a story about the rebirth of myself as deeply spiritual person," Vitam said. "The purpose of this book is simply to share my journey with all those who want to change their lives, but just don't know where to start."
By believing in her Higher Power, Vitam has let go of the negative experiences intertwined in her life and learned to understand and develop her intuition.
Vitam has experienced many forms of teachings through her journeys to ancient Tibetan monasteries, the Himalayas and the Annapurna mountain rages in Nepal and healing retreats in Australia's Burleigh Heads.
"By the Way, I Love You" provides an inspirational, personal story while addressing hot button issues such as domestic violence, spirituality, freedom and love.
"By the Way, I Love You"
By: Ama Vitam
ISBN: 978-1-49692-025-6
Softcover retail price: $16.95
Hardcover retail price: $27.99
E-book retail price: $3.99
Available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and AuthorHouse online bookstores
About the author:
Ama Vitam was born in England, immigrated to New Zealand by age five and Ontario, Canada by age ten, where she and her family have lived ever since. Ama is a certified yoga instructor and licensed Reiki practitioner with years of experience. She is also a Yogini who has practiced yoga for more than 20 years. As a practicing Buddhist, love and compassion are the words she lives by. Ama is the mother of three children.
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