Bøger af Renair Amin

Come with Me, Love is a 21-day journey into one of the most romantic books of the Bible, Song of Solomon. This book is designed for all couples, regardless of race, age or sexual orientation, at various stages of their relationship looking to (re)build their spiritual intimacy while connecting to one another in new ways. Each day features a new devotional, prayer topic, and a "Journey" for the couple leading up to an "In the Garden" experience that challenges the couple to delve deeper and "go the extra mile.What People Are Saying About This Inspirational Project: As a newly married woman of almost three years I was engulfed in reading Renair's new booked titled "Come with me, Love". Every day was a new activity for you and your partner to experience focused around a scripture from the bible. Every experience involved an intimate examination of your relationship along with an activity that provoked conversation. The simplest things you take for advantage in your relationship is brought to the surface and tackled. Renair touches on deep issues in a relationship and allows the couples who are reading the book to act as their own therapist. A lot of time simple communication, and then the act of "doing" is the little push or "relationship rescue" a couple needs to revive the things lacking in this partnership. Most times the couples are unaware of what is lacking and continue to function in this unhealthy way. This books makes you think, examine, along with converse, and love your partner through the "process". If you committed to a lifetime of happiness with your partner than a simple commitment of 21 mind blowing days should be easy. I challenge any couple young or old, newly married or happily married for 50 years, or an couple in a committed relationship to read this book, commit to the 21 days of activities of love and not come out this experience anew.-Davone Madison-Jackson, CEO/Founder of Dollhouse Enterprises Inc.Renair Amin is a dedicated minister and coach focused on empowerment. The poetic way in which she approaches all of her work can easily move people of any background to make life-changing choices. This is a woman who knows the meaning of self-reinvention and is a master teacher in all she does. When Renair invites you on a journey through her divinely inspired work, go with her.-Abiola Abrams, Author of "The Official Bombshell Handbook of Self-Love"Come with Me, Love, authored by Renair Amin, leads you through a 21 day daily devotional and allows couples to journal their experiential thoughts, experiences and connectivity by way of the Song of Solomon. This journal records your thoughts and experiences, and ends each day daring you to perform a simple act of love for your spouse or partner. I was impressed by the design to challenge couples to understand and practice unconditional love. The foundational principles are exceptional, unique and specific for strategic growth in any relationship. My wife and I will add this to our meditational repertoire.-Overseer Yvonne M. Harrison, Senior Pastor of Restoration Temple Ministries I enjoyed reading this devotional. It seems it will be a great tool for couples to utilize in an effort to reconnect with each. "In The Garden" it a great way for the couples to put in to place what they have learned and "Going the Extra Mile" is a great way for couples to push themselves past the surface to get to a place of depth and connectiveness.-Meka Rae, Owner of In-to-Mate Consulting. LLC

This empowering book chronicles the author's personal experience of being on the receiving - and later, the giving - end of domestic violence/abuse in a same gender loving relationship. "I was led to share this chapter of my life because I have encountered too many individuals whose stories sound like mine," says Renair. "I tell this story for those same-gender loving individuals who have called the cops only to be ridiculed or told that they should be able to fight back in "this" type of situation. We deserve the same protections, laws, understanding and compassion."It seems the universe agrees. Recently, the United States Senate passed a re-authorized Violence Against Women Act, which for the first time in the legislation's history extends protection to members of the LGBT community. The timing of Domestically Cursed could not be more perfect.