Nurah Brenda Johnson
Nurah is a writer, moviemaker, and experienced Reiki Master with clients all over the world. She has been a Yogi and meditator for more than 40 years.
Nurah has been supporting our cause as a Peace Ambassador. Nurah accompanied us during our Peace Tour in New Jersey, New York City, Rochester, NY and Atlanta, GA. She organized some of the most amazing interviews with her long term friends that became a part of our Guided by Devotion film series. For many years, Nurah has conducted online weekly meditations in her home in New Jersey, especially for the youth.
Books By Nurah Brenda Johnson
What others are saying about Sketches of Life:
“Brenda Johnson has found herself irresistibly led to record her experiences, relationships, meditations, prayers — and her disappointments — in words that are musical, reflective, and undercut with irony. She brings curiosity, candor, and unfailing sympathy to a life lived with deep appreciation. A most rewarding read!” —Quincy Howe, Ph.D. Professor of Classics, Comparative Religion
“A sacred sister who has intensely lived the life she “sings about” in her poet-Spirit song, Brenda Johnson has penned wisdom-word poems. They are layered with love and joy blending together as a literary legacy which promotes soul growth and mental elevation; quite apropos to her spiritual discipline as a long-time yogi and artistic adorer of the Divine.” —Linda Cousins-Newton: Director, Ancestral Promotions
“For many of us, denial of many levels, allow us to experience only the margins of living, lulled into thinking, if we must, that our daily existence is some sort of rehearsal. In these pages of poems, we see the evolution of this but most importantly the growth that comes when we accept that our life experience is far from a rehearsal, it’s actually the main event.” —Chester Higgins: Author, photographic artist: NY Times
“It certainly reflects many similar experiences among those of us who have been blessed to live a full life. However, you have a gift of being able to explain it in such a powerful voice while using just a few well placed words and thoughts. I wish I could think that clearly.” —Carolyn S. Blout: Executive Director, About Time Magazine
