The Spark

'Engaging, enlightening and healing.' - Ruby Dhal, author of Dear Self Are you tired of the online dating void? Are you open to physical intimacy but also exploring your own spiritual journey? Meet Rosalind Moody, editor of a spirituality magazine. Despite all her meditating and multiple tarot card readings she keeps manifesting similar men, over and over again. That is, until she finally learns the lessons the Universe was trying to show her and really begins to feel the love ... The Spark charts her adventures both physical and spiritual, and offers love-summoning rituals, energy work for self-esteem, moon guidance, tarot card pulls and journaling practices to readers along the way. A totally honest, thoroughly relatable and deeply enlightening read. 'Truly inspiring for anyone out there who has had a fair share of messy relationships and wants to find a soulmate on their own terms.' - Ruby Dhal, author of Dear Self 'A fast-paced, magickal guide to shedding the narcissists and learning to glow in a world that tries to dim our light.' - Jennifer Lane, author of The Wheel

Auteur

Rosalind Moody is a writer and former editor of the UK's leading spiritual magazine, Soul & Spirit. She has been told off in every job she's ever had for talking too much, and believes she finally has found a vocation for it. She has interviewed many successful people including Caggie Dunlop, Angela Scanlon and Daisy May Cooper and has been a guest on multiple leading podcasts such as Witch on BBC Sounds and White Shores with Theresa Cheung. She's been featured on radio stations such as Psychic Today, Wellbeing Radio and Hay House Radio, which amassed 2 million listeners in one show. She is a writing coach and also programmes Mind Body Spirit festivals across the UK. She has hosted events for Teal Swan and expert panels for LA-based show Conscious Life Expo. She is a fierce campaigner for getting spirituality into the mainstream so that more people who feel lost can find themselves. She believes in connection, creativity and always having a cup of tea in hand. She lives with her cat in Herne Hill, London.