Harvest Field of Joyful Maracas
By: Betty Serra
highlights the author's personal journey of battling stress and panic attacks over 40 years until she discovered authentic prayer and healing. The book strolls through memories of the coronavirus and the world-wide panic that ensued, as the infected numbers grew and the death tolls hiked up, rapidly.
While facing day-to-day uncertainties, particularly during the pandemic, mini-revelations flew onto the author's notebook and little by little, anecdotes of expression, gratitude, forgiveness, faithfulness, discernment, and mindfulness emerged.
identifies a few self-inflicted miseries. However, in the midst of chaos, one can transform into a life of loving attributes while moving to the author's imaginary sound of joyful maracas.
About the Author
Betty Serra is a first-generation Latin American, born and raised in San Francisco, California. Early in childhood, she developed a fascination with storytelling and has been scribbling, journaling, and writing ever since. She draws inspiration from blessings and hardships found in everyday occurrences. She previously published a couple of books, but
is her first book about spiritual growth and reflection.