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By Linda Villegas Bremer
The new book from local first-time author David Hanig, In every breath a prayer, tells the story of the author’s early childhood pain and her path to recovery. Unusual work, it combines prose mixed with poetry.
He starts from the images of his childhood and the distresses of his mother. At first his poetry is stimulated by some of his most heartbreaking and emotional glimpses of his angst. As he progresses on this journey, his poetry evolves towards hope, determination and strength. What is most surprising is the beauty he expresses as his soul speaks. At only 90 pages, this book is deceptively deep.
It is a true and timely account of trauma, resilience and healing. Hanig shows how introspection and conscientious work can turn this wound into something unshakeable and pure. And it’s a spiral. He states that it is a work in progress. This overview of its stages of internal and introspective appeal is enlightening.
A successful business owner living an abundant life, Hanig now volunteers and contributes to several non-profit organizations. Here is a courageous man whose trauma has not held him back. Yet on this inner journey he takes on seemingly insurmountable challenges with courage and strength.
The dictionary defines trauma as emotional upheaval, a condition resulting from severe mental or emotional stress. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental and behavioral disorder that can develop due to exposure to a traumatic event. It doesn’t just happen because of incidents of war. It is made up of experiences that have hurt us emotionally.
David Hanig shows us that his heroic fight is a journey of courage.
While Hanig shares his experiences in With every breath a prayer: a healing journey in verse and prose, his words are inspiring and evocative. Whether one envisions significant trauma or just reflects on instances where it seems like life has caused trouble, Hanig’s words ring true. The words are so vivid it’s heartbreaking to feel the sadness, and it shows us that the process leads to a calming space.
What this book shows us is that consciousness to want to live life differently is the first step. And this first step can lead to a deeper understanding of these disheartening emotions. Traveling through these emotional valleys can be cleansing. Tears can wash away the haze of pain and be renewed. Being in the feeling of this injury led to the certainty that Hanig deserved better. It’s as if he’s swimming in a sea of ​​transformations, miracles, and plunging into his resilience. He is in a state of gratitude to be knowing that Each breath is a prayer.
David Hanig is a pioneer!
It is a self-portrait of authenticity, vulnerability and value.
So if you are in a place where transformation is calling you, or maybe you are assisting someone else in their growth… or you just want to be inspired… this book is for you.
Overwhelming. Uplifting. Told intimately and with emotion.
The story is magnificent. The prose is enlightening and the poetry enchanting. Enjoy!
The book is available from OrcaBooks and other online booksellers.
Linda Villegas Bremer is a management consultant, life coach and teaches Spanish to students from all over the world.
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