Trump Divine Intervention weaves spirituality into politics to show how we have the perfect presidential candidates for our necessary growth
and transformation. We’re all guilty of being hypocrites, liars and racists as we bash Hilary and Trump as the villains. Ce Ce Ferrari highlights
biases from both democrats and republicans. We aren’t in trouble because of who may become president we’rein trouble because of who
we the people are collectively.
Trump and Hilary are simply mirrors of who we the people are. Change isn’t always pretty however we get what we need. Has the bombastic
Trump been divinely selected to force us to make necessary changes?
Gold Nuggets from Trump…Divine Intervention or Not?
-Learn how to discuss politics and any subject like an emotionally mature adult without anger and the need to be right by admitting your own
hypocrises.
-Recognize all politicians are pimps and learn to see the wolf in sheep clothing
-Learn to enjoy politics in a fun and entertaining way so you don’t have to unfriend your friends on facebook
-Gain awareness of the damage illegal immigration has caused poor inner cities
-Get a former black cop’s perspective on how Black Lives Matter have harmed Black communities
Praise For Trump…Divine Intervention or Not?
“Ce Ce’s thoughts on illegal immigration are vital for immigration reform.” -Dormeka Pearce
“Ce Ce Ferrari speaks from the heart. Her truths cut like surgical steel.”-Timothy Madden
“As a staunch Democrat, Iwas sure I would not find this book enlightening…I was wrong!”-Donna Weber
(A)Get inspiration and creative ideas from Americans-rich and poor, who are going the extra mile to help their fellow Americans.
(B)Connect with Authors in the book who are making a difference and help them help America by joining their causes and charities.
(C)Read letters from Americans who are willing to put political affiliation aside and be of service.
(D)Learn how to become thought provoking and expand your consciousness.
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A rated ‘R’ version of Elizabeth Gilbert’s book, Eat, Pray, Love
Are you fearful of being alone?
Are you fed up with the lack of gratitude from people you support?
Are you disappointed with ancient religions that don’t have meaning for your modern day challenges?
Buy Your Own Damn Cocktail will show you how to:
Become your own BFF-Best friend forever
Become emotionally independent
Create your own personal religion that works for you
This entertaining memoir begins with a young girl growing up under the watchful eye and suppression of a Jehovah’s Witness mother. While
trying to blossom into the megawatt personality se was meant to be, Ce Ce Monroe is always dealing with oppressive relatives, the judgement
dictated by Kingdom Hall principles, and a dad who is quietly strong but never rocks the family boat.
Ce Ce is a delightful protagonist who shares her journey from an early marriage and pregnancy to becoming a police officer, flight attendant, and
radio personality. Her enthusiasm and drive always shines as she goes door to door to sell Watch Tower and Awake magazine or volunteers to
work undercover, posing as a prostitute to nab “johns” buying illegal services. Her open heart and willing spirit leads her to falling in love with the
brother of a crime boss, making a spiritual journey to India, and learning to get in touch with her own spiritual beliefs. Her introspection helps her
admit her mistakes as a mother, forgive herself, and decide to stay open to the spiritual love she is finding all around her. Ultimately, her growth
and special gifts in reading others lead her to assisting others on their own spiritual journey.
The realization that she is independent, worthy, and spiritually whole, Ce Ce grows into a woman she respects. Her light is shining brightly as her
story moves her higher, in a real sense, her story is every person’s story. Our transformation is finding out who we are and what we mean in
relation to the universe. Lucky is the person who can enjoy the ride as much as Ce Ce does.
