But The Heavens Never Cried by Cindy E. Barg

About the book

But The Heavens Never Cried is a powerful, heart-moving novel that passionately and intimately weaves the reader into the life of one woman's insuperable journey from her brother's savage murder to her survival and resplendent enlightenment as she emerges triumphantly from her pain.

The book evolves from a life-altering phone call, through the shocking murder trial, to the splintered existence of the family and the unremitting resignation that follows before the healing begins.

But The Heavens Never Cried captures the essence of paradoxical emotions and the harrowing spectrum of changes during the grieving process, exposing the anger, fear, isolation, and the extreme introspection leading to the acknowledgment of pain and making peace with grief.

It is written to be reread by siblings and survivors who constantly ask the question, "Why won't this pain go away?" But The Heavens Never Cried is an inspired, written confirmation that sorrow is okay, and where you are with your grief is exactly where you are suppose to be, providing you with healing balm for your own life.

But The Heavens Never Cried is tangible, communicating to people on a human level. It is touching and, purposeful, helping to reclaim a very deep and loving connection to oneself and to living, while finding grace in the grieving process.

About the author

Cindy E. Barg, M.Ed is a highly respected public speaker and holistic psychotherapist whose expertise lies in the areas of, but are not limited to: spiritual guidance, death and dying, catastrophic illness, self-empowerment, relationships, grief, loss, depression, nutritional concerns, anxiety and getting beyond "life's stuff." In 1971 Cindy was told she would never walk again or have children. To date, Cindy has conducted over 500 workshops at Retreat Centers, Wellness Facilities, Corporate Institutions, Universities, and Secondary and Primary School Settings, traveling extensively, teaching others to tap into their personal power grasping and gathering the threads of their lives, no matter how profoundly tragic or joyful their circumstances.

Cindy has had a private practice for fifteen years on Cape Cod and in Florida and she has lectured extensively throughout the Northeast and the South. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from University of Massachusetts in Boston with a Master in Education in Counseling Psychology. Cindy was recognized for her unique and gifted approach to healing, where she was given accolades from professional organizations in Boston and in the South for her humanitarian work. Cindy presently resides in Upstate, NY as a single mother of two extraordinary girls and two wonderful canines who have taught her much about life and living. As she continues on her journey, she continues to serve humanity utilizing "love" as the basis for living on purpose and reestablishing a deep and loving connection to our hearts.