Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times Free Audiobook Download by Katherine May

Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times is the newest novel by Katherine May. This beautifully written novel follows a young married couple who struggle with the hardships of life, including the death of the husband's career and his wife's health issues. As they find themselves at their wits' end, they embark on an adventure to find refuge. Being stuck between two worlds--the spiritual one that beckons them and the physical world where they live--they must find a way to be connected to both or risk being lost altogether.

Winter is harder on everyone than spring. For many of us, wintering in the wilderness presents unique challenges. Katherine May's "Wintering" offers a refreshing and practical approach to this difficult season that may help us persevere through it. This book will help us find peace within our suffering and turmoil as we live with intention and purpose during times when all seems lost.

In the book Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times - Katherine May, author, recommends that during this difficult time we need to take a break, find our center and plan for prosperity in the future.

We spend the cold season preparing for spring and summer, but the winter months are just as full of change and transformation. Katherine May shows us that with a little work this season can be a time of growth and rest. Wintering is a book about what it means to make intentional changes in your life, simplifying your life, and taking time for yourself.

Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times is a book by Katherine May that demonstrates an amazing power of the winter season to refresh and rejuvenate. She believes that during the winter we are able to make important changes that can have a lasting impact on our lives. May's winter retreats often include three days of rest, one day of contemplation, one day for writing, one day for art and one day for hiking. May's words are filled with hope and optimism that each retreat will yield the individual benefits people need to survive both this winter and next year.