Magnificent Strength of Heart is a memoir published in 2020. Belinda McDanel shares stories of violence and political unrest in El Salvador in the 1970s. Ironically the order of 1,000 memoir books was delivered to Belinda on January 6, 2021. She never thought she would see the same unrest in the United States such as riots, assassinations, protests, and shootings in public places, as she witnessed in El Salvador. These days the unrest in the United States is getting worse. How do you prepare for life’s toughest adversities?
What Belinda offers?
Inner peace even during adversities. With special attention to connection to spirit breaking beyond traditional Christianity. Belinda creates material for women in the second half of life redefining faith and spirituality beyond fear.
How will it make your life better?
Pay attention to your body, your heart, your mind and your spirit with worksheets, journals and questions designed to help you delve into your inner world. Develop resilience for life’s toughest adversities by doing the heart work.
What do you need to do to buy it?
Buy the book, Magnificent Strength of Heart: A Memoir of War, Faith and Family from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Kindle or Nook. See buttons below.
“Return to Peace with a ten-Minute Ritual.” Click here to download.
“Reactions to Life’s Adversities: Which Character Am I?” Click here.
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Teen girl finds inner peace, even in a country torn by war
A powerful true story of perseverance and the enduring strength of the human spirit. After violence in the streets, a teen girl finds peace in an evening spiritual ritual.
True story.
5 stars — Amazon
Reader’s Describe Book
“Riveting”
— Drama Teacher
“Beautiful”
— Pastor
“Intriguing”
— journalist
Discover inspiration from a teen girl who finds peace even a war-torn country
With inspiring stories, author Belinda Perez McDanel, has you laughing and crying over her three-year ordeal that started when she was 12 years old and ended when she was 15 years old, nearly 16.
Instead of Prom and High School friendships, she witnessed violence and terrorism on a weekly basis including kidnappings, bombings, armed assaults and assassinations. She lived in the capital of El Salvador with her missionary parents and two sisters.
Belinda is honest about her inner struggles during that time. At first she wanted to give up and just end her life when all her dreams and expectations came crashing down. But then she read stories about survival in a magazine called Reader’s Digest. The characters suffered but were brave. Because of them, she decided to be brave and that changed everything.
Watch her discover inner strength she didn’t know she had. Using a journal and an evening ritual she found inner peace. Even after a day of violence by the time her head hit the pillow at night, she returned to peace.
Belinda’s memoir is about
7 terrorist groups | 3 countries |1 missionary family
