Do These Wings Make Me Look Fat?

After fifty-three times around the sun and twenty-six years of sobriety, Delena Zimmerman, licensed marriage and family therapist knows a thing or two about spirituality and mental health. She has survived being a product of teen pregnancy, the crack cocaine epidemic of Los Angeles, a brain tumor, two heart attacks, and day-to-day life as a single mother in graduate school.After surviving the many vicissitudes of life, it was clear to her that she had better live in her purpose or die...
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After fifty-three times around the sun and twenty-six years of sobriety, Delena Zimmerman, licensed marriage and family therapist knows a thing or two about spirituality and mental health. She has survived being a product of teen pregnancy, the crack cocaine epidemic of Los Angeles, a brain tumor, two heart attacks, and day-to-day life as a single mother in graduate school.After surviving the many vicissitudes of life, it was clear to her that she had better live in her purpose or die trying not to. After many near-death experiences, she finally decided to live the contents of the book and trust the Diving Spark of Creation within herself. This book took 13 years to publish and is here to inspire the reader to find and connect to the Divine Spark of Creation within themselves.Do These Wings Make Me Look Fat is a letter to a person that struggles with spiritual matters, identity, and self-love. It is an unapologetic approach to awaken and inspire you to look within yourself for the answers. If you have not yet noticed, if you don't go within, you must go without.Delena has a way with words and dramatic delivery. In this piece, she exposes her messy past, connects it to the traumatic solutions of drugs and alcohol, and shares how she transcended powerlessness with self-love and practical mental and emotional exercises. Let Wings help you connect to the best and truest part of yourself.· Recognize you are not your body, but that you have one to do a wonderful thing on this planet· Live the life that you have been given, mindfully.· Learn the daily lessons that living has to offer.· Practice the lessons in your living, because practice makes the master.Delena realizes that each life is beautifully unique and has its own purpose. However, universal truths work for the unique - these truths do not have a respecter of person. So, if you have yet to recognize your own wings, she invites you to consider that you too carry within yourself the purpose for others.