The Namasté Way is a collection of short stories written in journal form. Three of the stories reach into the hearts of grieving mothers and expose the darkest places a woman can go when faced with the unthinkable loss of her child. The author takes readers on a rollercoaster ride of emotion as the women gradually make their way out of their grieving and into a place of refuge; a place without blame or regret, where they and their families find a livable peace and they can again feel their soul connection to their lost children. Three other stories explore the heartache that comes with the breakup of a relationship, and the final three explore surrendering to cancer, caring for aging parents, and losing a best friend to suicide.

Healing is a journey that is different for everyone. The Namasté Way shows by example characters honouring the light, peace, and truth in oneself where the whole universe resides.

Mehrnaz Massoudi was born in Iran and immigrated to Canada in 1983 after the Iranian revolution and in the midst of the Iran-Iraq war. She obtained her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Guelph, Ontario, and worked as a molecular biologist at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto and the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. She integrates her science background with her knowledge of meditation to guide seekers toward new levels of self-love, courage, and inner tranquility. Her memoir, Never Without Love, is a profoundly revealing narrative of her own life as an Iranian woman who escapes her beloved, war-torn homeland to find peace in Canada.

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