I feel so alone. Am I where Im supposed to be on my spiritual journey? Why am I so misunderstood? Am I doing this right? Guided on his own spiritual path by the wisdom of teachers Louise Hay, Melody Beattie, Fr. Richard Rohr, Dr. Wayne Dwyer, and others, Don Donini seeks to make it easier for spiritual travelers to answer questions like these. Mindful Red Flags as You Walk Your Spiritual Journey is a guide to moving forward with grace past the red flag obstacles to continued spiritual growth. By sharing his own personal journey and lessons learned, Don shows the way to attaining more clarity, bliss, freedom, and joy even amid lifes challenges, struggles, and dark times. He speaks to readers from his heart with compassion, conviction, and touches of humor as both a wise teacher and kindred spirit every step of the way in the journey to finding ones true self in the unconditional love of a personal God. Don Donini offers wisdom to help a person live fully and fully live. Affirming, practical and positive, his spiritual guides are relevant for the young and old alike. At the conclusion of each chapter, there are affirmations that are easily integrated into your life and an opportunity to add to the conversation by giving feedback. Laced with humor, Don shares from deep personal depth and always with a heart of joy. Marci Madary, D.Min. Walking a spiritual path is not a straight line. There are curves along the way which Don calls red flags. They are not only warnings, but also invitations to deepen our spiritual resolve. Inspired by his own personal spiritual journey, Don shows you how to make wise choices along the way and live your truth. Dr. James Zullo, Ph.D. Don is as authentic as they come He shares the richness of his spiritual journey in a way that is so accessible to all, including people from many different religions. Don encourages us to courageously choose the red pill of the reality of our humanity and unitive consciousness, and in doing so his book will help many to navigate the Red Flags of their spiritual journey. Rev. Ed Kosak, Unity Church of Charleston, SC