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Do you want tomorrow to be different?
9/25/2008 2:46:03 PM


Sandy Brewer, author, speaker, therapist, coach and humanitarian, has lived a life that is a testament to the triumph of the human spirit, which is brilliantly captured in her best-selling memoir, Pursuit of Light,
An Extraordinary Journey. For over thirty years Sandy has helped and inspired thousands of people to move beyond their personal challenges in order to explore and embrace the possibilities in their own lives. She has spoken at venues from Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center, New York, to Pepperdine University in Malibu, California. She is a regular contributor to Global Woman Magazine and has been featured on numerous television shows including a special segment on her life and work on NBC’s Nightly News with Tom Brokaw and a nationally televised documentary.



Sandy Brewer, with her compelling compassion, wit, and wisdom, offers a pathway out of darkness into light with warmth and richness. She is a dynamic, inspirational woman who suffered such severe and near-fatal abuse as a child that she was drawn so deeply into the dark that she found the light. With her empowering insights and natural good-humor, Sandy offers the profound lessons of her personal journey and how they apply equally to people from all walks of life and in all circumstances. Along the road to her own healing, she developed seminal techniques that enabled her not only to overcome, but also literally gain strength from these experiences. She has devoted her life to helping adults and children recognize that they are loved, and that no matter what happened yesterday it is insignificant to what lies within the core of one’s being today. Now Sandy has memorialized her innovative work and techniques in Pursuit of Light, An Extraordinary Journey, an entertaining, soul-stirring, master trope in the art of healing that shares her true-life story of how she came to find the presence of Light within her, and the “how to’s” of choice – how you, too, can look at your life from a new perspective and create new choices.



Sandy Brewer is available to speak to your group or organization and can be reached either directly at
760-230-8123 or through her personal email sandy.pursuitoflight.com

Website www.pursuitoflight.com


Inspirational Thought

If we want tomorrow to be different than
yesterday, we must be willing to respond to a given
set of circumstances in a new way today. Change
can only happen in the now!

Love and light,
Sandy Brewer
www.pursuitoflight.com
Sandy Brewer ©2008


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More Blogs by Sandy Brewer
•  Do you want tomorrow to be different? - Thursday, September 25, 2008  

• Reach for Truth.... - Thursday, September 18, 2008
• Book Reviews for Pursuit Of Light by Sandy Brewer - Sunday, August 3, 2008
• Is Forgiveness A Gift? - Friday, July 11, 2008