Home: Sacred Search for Belonging

Aleksa Aishpur's debut book, "Home," takes readers on a profound journey of spiritual encounters with God, as she explores the essence of belonging, resilience, and discovering one's inner home. Growing up in Ukraine, the author's story mirrors life's ups and downs, shaped by the backdrop of war and displacement. This book emerged in response to the turmoil of war, as the author grappled with the helplessness of being unable to assist those affected by uncontrollable circumstances. In 2014, when war first broke out in Ukraine, she began writing, influenced by the harsh reality of people losing their friends, homes, or even their lives. Her vision from the book became a lifeline during the 2023 war in Ukraine, when she had to flee to another country.Aleksa reflects on her own quest for belonging, which led her into unhealthy relationships as she yearned for the stability and warmth of a true home. However, through transformative stories, she came to a profound realization: home isn't a physical place or people around her; it's an inner sanctuary within herself."Home" lays bare Aleksa's vulnerabilities and intimate reflections. She confronts her past, seeking the true meaning of home and finding it within her own heart and soul. This emotional journey introduces readers to a series of transformative stories where she encounters God in the different rooms of her inner sanctuary.In the midst of life's twists, "Home" is a feeling deep within us. Aleksa's universal journey offers solace and inspiration to those seeking meaning amidst their struggles. It invites readers to engage with God and embark on a journey of deeper self-discovery with Jesus.

Today, Aleksa resides in the USA and as a qualified jumpstart coach, she offers coaching services in personal development, business, and career; which you can check on her website, aishpur.com. She helps individuals cultivate their inner "home" and explore the "rooms" within themselves.

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