Rachel M. Harrison
Tending to the Light
What if your calling isn't something you find — but something you've always already been? Tending to the Light is a quiet, honest guide for anyone who senses there is more to their life than what they are currently living.
About the Book
Subtitle: Finding and living the calling already within you Tag: Calling · Purpose Cover class: c-inspire Kindle ASIN: B0GZPZX32B / $9.99 Paperback ASIN: B0GZWL34QH / $15.99
From the Pages
Your calling isn't waiting somewhere out there to be discovered. It's been inside you the entire time, waiting to be tended.
Tending to The LightThe life that feels like yours isn't found by searching harder. It's found by getting quieter — quiet enough to hear what you already know.
Tending to The LightTending is not a dramatic act. It is a daily one. It is the small, consistent choice to keep the flame alive — even when the wind picks up.
Tending to The LightYou were not placed here to keep asking whether you have a purpose. You were placed here to live it.
Tending to The LightThis Book Is For You If…
You sense there's a calling but can't hear it clearly
This book teaches you to quiet the noise enough to hear the voice that has always known your direction.
You want to live with more intention
Not a dramatic overhaul — just the honest, daily practice of tending what matters and releasing what doesn't.
You want to serve, not just succeed
A calling connects your inner life to something larger. This book bridges that gap — from self-knowing to genuine contribution.
You're ready to take the small steps
Intention without action stays a wish. Each chapter includes concrete, honest steps to move you from knowing to living your calling.
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The light is already within you.
This book teaches you how to tend it.
You don't need to find your purpose. You need to clear the path to it. Tending to the Light is the guide for that clearing.
Rachel M. Harrison
Trauma-Informed Coach · Author · Advocate
Rachel M. Harrison is a trauma-informed coach, author, journalist, and ordained minister whose work sits at the intersection of healing, identity, and story. She has published eleven books spanning memoir, trauma healing, leadership, personal development, and children’s literature.
She has lived what she teaches. Her books are proof of that.
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