Does a person have to consciously attend to his or her own soul work to have a good life? Probably not. But the author chose to employ various therapies in search of answers to lifelong questions that seemed to elude her. To understand what it meant to be a "replacement child" after the tragic death of a sibling, she overcame divorce and ill health, danced with Jesus during meditation, learned she had been a Viking in a past life, and met her soul's heavenly council. When her grandchild died, she was catapulted into grief unlike any she'd ever known. But it was her mother's life and death that finally showed her how to love herself.