Publisher's Synopsis
Some people believe we choose our name, along with our life's lessons, before we are born. The name we select becomes a guide, helping us to navigate our life's journey.
In her memoir, A Girl Named Truth, Alethea explores the subjective nature of truth while she untangles the complicated stories of her childhood. The author's story begins with her formative years, when her mother left her father and went into hiding with the Hare Krishnas. Months later, the young Alethea finds herself living 3,000 miles away from her extended family, trying to love a new father and forget the one she has left behind. Only she never forgets...A Girl Named Truth is a story of loss, love and the redemptive and healing power of awakening a silenced voice. This book also explores the health impacts of silencing and suppression. After suffering from a childhood of stomachs and years of debilitating IBS as an adult, the author discovers a pathway to healing her inner voice of truth.
