Left in the Garden

About the Book

Anyone can be left in a garden depending on the circumstance. Your situation maybe different than that of another person either from childhood experience to adolescence abuse to youth misconduct and/or adult confusion. Misfortune couple with changes of life on the other hand may cause a person to feel misunderstood, unwanted, inadequate, lonely, undervalue, isolated, separated from life itself. The vicissitudes of life will distract you, to a point of introducing depression and discouragements but your ability to see the future, you must remain focus. Thru that process you will be inspired to pursue your dream and what is of interest to you. A self-examination can help you find the root cause of why you have such adversities in your life, the following questions will assist with the inquiries: • At what point do you realize you were left behind? • Why do you feel hopeless? • What cause your bitterness and resentment? • Where did the confusion come from? • How do you come out of the pit hole? Without these basic questions it will be almost impossible to grasp that which cause you to feel left behind; examine yourself… before you realize that you are left in a garden. “Your mind is a garden. Your thoughts are the seeds. You can grow flowers, or you can grow weeds.”

About the Author

Rev. Pierre F. d’Haiti, III A respected spiritual leader, an organizer, advocate, a philanthropist, and a humanitarian. He has Published numerous Yellow Pages Directories: African American Yellow Pages and the Caribbean American Yellow Book. Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, second of five children, graduated from the following institutions: Institution Mixed St. Joseph de Petion-Ville. West Hill High School, Stamford CT. Norwalk Community College with an Associate of Arts Degree Norwalk CT. Sacred Heart University, with a BA Business Fairfield Connecticut. Friends International Christian University with a Master’s degree in Biblical Studies, Merced, California. He is founder and Senior Pastor Faith Community Church of God Bridgeport Connecticut. He and his wife Sherly, have three wonderful children David, Abigail and Olivia.