Journey to Love

by Christina Houri

Overview

Christina Houri wants you to find your soul and reach your highest potential, all while living a life of purpose. In this book, she helps you identify your negative relationship patterns and improve your life.

Christina, who left this world in 2014, spent her life searching for something beyond the ordinary. Journey to Love is a chronicle of her introspective journey with dozens of takeaway tips. Both memoir and guide for pursuing a path to wholeness, it reveals Christina’s experiences in love and heartbreak, confusion and clarity. With her spiritual mission driving her, Christina endured darkness—and she discovered light. Her purpose was “to help anyone who is willing to see the truth.”

Even if you never met Christina in person, this book will give you the chance to get to know this remarkable woman and her insight on courage, spiritual growth, and living in peace.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940154099131
Publisher:	ElsiHakim
Publication date:	03/30/2017
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Christina Houri was born in Kuwait. She grew up in Lebanon, lived in Greece and France during the first part of the civil war in Lebanon, and then moved to New York City in 1981 at age fourteen. She attended the Lycée Français de New York until 1984, and after two years at Syracuse University, she transferred to the Fashion Institute of Technology in 1986, earning an AAS in fashion design. She did an apprenticeship in Paris for Maison Givenchy and later was a buyer at Colt Mercantile in New York City. She worked at Club Med in the French West Indies, the Bahamas, and Florida, which were formative years because she ran some of their boutiques and organized their fashion shows. While working at Le Jardin à l’Ouest, a French American preschool, as an assistant teacher, she learned she loved being around kids. She worked various jobs until, finally in 2006, she realized her dream of opening her own preschool in New York City. It was her pride and joy. Called Le Petit Paradis Preschool, it was a French bilingual two-classroom school based on Montessori and Bank Street philosophies and one of the first green preschools in New York City.