The Gracefully Ageing Goddess

About the Book

It has been my observation and experience that women can be very loving and supportive toward one another. Women can also be horribly horrible to each other. Young women sometimes are cruel to each other over boys and popularity. I believe older women are cruel to each other over aging. An older woman looks into a mirror and sees facial lines, sagging skin, dark spots, dark circles under her eyes- all signs of aging. Often she takes her frustration and FEAR out on other women, especially a woman who is about her age and yet appears “younger.” My main objective in writing this work is to SHARE some are my ideas, observations, and information I’ve gathered from reading. Other information was told to me by other women, and other “secrets” I learned from “Life.” By sharing these ideas with other aging women, I desire that they will be helpful to her in living and aging in a more youthful and graceful way. When other women look into a mirror, she should see a gracefully aging Goddess. Actually, in my opinion, the best part of this book is at the end. So, you might entertain the idea of reading this backwards (back to front). Whatever you decide. Enjoy, have fun. My book contains my observations and suggestions. I am not a doctor or medical person. I am not prescribing- only sharing what works for me. Always check with your doctor/healthcare provider before starting or using anything you are not familiar and/ or comfortable with.

About the Author

Rosemary Patricia Wachel is a retired middle school teacher and long-time student of Unity teachings. She was a soloist at Unity Church of Pomona, California, for many years. Her favorite poet is James Dillet Freeman. Patricia was a soloist and guest speaker at Astara Metaphysical Church in Rancho Cucamonga, California. She was spiritually guided to spend time at the Bidadi Ashram in Southern India with Swamiji Paramahamsa Nithyananda. This experience opened her heart to the soul concept of what letting go really means. Rosemary lives in Southern California with her husband, Max, and two enlightened cats, Rosy and Lil’ Man. She enjoys singing, snow skiing, yoga, pilates, Zumba, hiking, breathing, and PEACE.