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Welcome to Amorah – Deb Hawken

I’m Deb Hawken, a writer and spiritual mentor. I started as a poet and playwright, moved on to write a book, but I’ve circled back to where I started, returning to my poetry.

I enjoy writing poetry because it allows you to explore ideas without feeling that you’re lecturing. Without being too pointed. The creativity side requires you to not just think outside the box and explore all angles, but throw the box (life structures) away, and delve into the emotions around a subject.

I also run Spiritual groups on line. I started as a psychic medium, and whilst I love the work – and need to be a medium to talk to my Guide Amos – the work wasn’t my destiny. What is my destiny is to help people feel strong and centred in themselves. The world creates too much noise around us, we’re raised to listen too much to others and not enough to our heart. We say “I know in my heart” yet when it comes to life decisions we don’t even think about what we’re feeling. What we know to be right.

That lack of self-trust leads to every bad marriage, messed up career, and goodness knows what else. The truth is in there and I show people how to find it. Which includes problem solving without problem solving, and healing without healing. The process is simple and works so well, the groups are 5 years old this month.

Introducing Amorah

Amorah is my soul name; apparently my favourite name from all my lifetimes. It is Hebrew and means ‘one who communicates’. It fits, I’m a public speaker as well as being a writer.

However, it has a very personal meaning to me:

Amor – Love
Rah – Light

The moment I heard it, I liked it, but I prefer an ‘ah’ sound at the end rather than a shortened ‘a’ sound. I don’t know why, but it’s my name and that feels right. A loving light is what I’ve always wanted to be in this world; I don’t understand ‘not love’, I never have. The name focused me amd stopped me running around trying to find a place to land in my work that made sense to me. That name was that place, a soft landing at the feet of my most deeply held beliefs.

Love and respect for every living being; inclusion as a birthright.

I’d also add love and respect for the beautiful planet we’re destroying. We are so lucky to have this ball of rock orbiting the sun, we need to start appreciating it.

When it comes to emotions, there are only two, love and fear. Everything comes from those roots. I fearlessly choose love. For those who may be thinking ‘woke’ I will leave you with a quote from Jane Fonda at this year’s SAG Awards

Woke means that you give a damn

Jane Fonda

I give a damn
Deb xx