Your Other Names: Poems by Tara Sophia Mohr

Your Other Names is a collection of inspirational poetry from Tara Sophia Mohr, paired with art by photographers Tracey Clark, Susannah Conway, and Christa Gallopoulos. "Tara Sophia Mohr's prayer-like poems hold up a mirror to our best selves. In these poems we remember who we are: radiant, creative beings who craft our own paths - together. The deeply felt meditations combined with the live language plus Mohr's refusal to settle for easy truisms will engage poetry lovers and spiritual seekers alike. Your Other Names is where Rumi meets Jane Hirshfield." - Jeffrey Davis, author, The Journey from the Center to the Page "I love Tara's poetry. It's smooth and weighty, like a sea-polished stone, as well as fresh, penetrating, lyrical, and profound." - Rick Hanson, Ph.D., author, Buddha's Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom "Tara's poetry is magic. Her words will revive your heart when you think it least possible, reminding you that joy, solace, and hope are not empty platitudes but in you, coming alive, even as you read. These wise valentines will call you out of the slough of self-doubt, overwhelm, and dullness, back into full beautiful life you are meant to live." - Jennifer Louden, author The Women's Comfort Book "Tara Sophia Mohr's poetry accomplishes the most important mission of all forms of art: she reminds us that we are all one, and then speaks directly to each heart. Her whispers remind us of our own luminous presence: 'Don't forget your true name: ...Strong cauldron for the feast of light.' " -Elena Brower, Founder, Virayoga and Art of Attention"I love Tara's poetry. She reminds us we are part of a world far bigger than ourselves and that truly living requires we slow down to the rhythm of the natural world. Her words unblock the dam to the quiet river inside that still flows beneath the activity of our busy minds and lives." -- Gail Larsen, Founder, Real Speaking(r), and author, Transformational Speaking: If You Want to Change the World, Tell a Better Story