Your Spacious Self:
Clear Your Clutter and
Discover Who You Are

by Stephanie Bennett Vogt
iUniverse, Inc., May 2007

If there is one person who specializes in making things simple, it’s Stephanie Bennett Vogt, author of the award-winning book Your Spacious Self: Clear the Clutter and Discover Who You Are, published this year by iUniverse, Inc. As a space clearing expert, Stephanie is a firm believer that “behind our stress and stuff is an infinitely spacious place one might call stillness or joy,” and clearing a path to our true nature is easy to cultivate, one small step or drawer at a time. In the course of ten years, Stephanie made some profound discoveries while clearing the clutter from her own life that she decided to write a book about the process that she hopes will inspire others.

Your Spacious Self brings the process and importance of organizing into a new light. Stephanie says that, contrary to popular belief, people’s “stuff” is not the problem. The act of holding onto this “stuff” is what paralyzes people; it’s what prevents people from experiencing their full potential.

In her book, Stephanie offers a new model of powerful clearing that combines ancient eastern principles of space clearing with western practicality of clutter clearing. With thirty-five years of experience and study in metaphysics and various healing modalities, Stephanie, a born communicator, improviser, and organizer, incorporates her knowledge into Your Spacious Self. Still, Stephanie preaches that there is nothing more important than embracing the present moment when it comes to letting go

Her book is engaging, practical, and well-structured. She wrote this book with the intention of helping people identify beliefs that create clutter, discover the long-lasting power of clearing, experience self-care, join together with others in forming clutter clearing circles, and bring wonder into their daily lives. The book’s main idea is rooted in her business, SpaceClear.

In 1996, after years of teaching high school, Stephanie felt her life needed a change; a drastic one. Realizing how much joy she felt in helping people create beautiful spaces that support, nourish, and inspire others, she started her own business. She founded SpaceClear, a private consulting and teaching practice dedicated to bringing homes and their occupants into balance. With over a decade of experience as an expert space clearer, Stephanie’s Your Spacious Self should be read by anyone seeking revolution. Selling rapidly, it is praised by many: “Before tackling another closet, read this book! Your Spacious Self transformed my understanding of ‘tidying up’,” author Susan Page proclaims.

To learn more or to purchase a copy of Your Spacious Self, visit www.spaceclear.com or attend a special workshop at the Concord Bookshop on Sunday January 6, 2008 at 3 PM.

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