About the author
When meeting Fiona Mackenzie Wall, one is immediately struck by her tenacity to achieve not only her own goals and dreams, but those of others. She has a passion for helping others to see their own potential for improvement and greatness and believes wholeheartedly that we each have the energy of "Source" inside us that is just there waiting to be found. A firm advocate of the power of the sub-conscious mind, she's convinced that as a species, through our individual thought, we have the capacity to live in harmony with each other and the planet we inhabit.
Environmental issues are a top priority and throughout Fiona's writing, you will see references to the importance of locally grown and organic food. Fiona is a member of Treesisters.org – a group of women that started in the UK, but are quickly spreading globally. "The focus of the group is a call to women to help reforest the World and move towards the feminine higher self in each of us. The plan is then to start to change our relationship with each, other as human beings and with our relationship to Mother Earth, so the damage and devastation of our Planet will stop."
Writing has always been a part of Fiona's life and concerning weight loss, she felt she needed to tell others how it was she came to the end of the battle over her own weight. After struggling for six years and trying every diet under the sun, she came up with her own ideas about eating and successfully lost 38lbs. Having kept the weight off for many years, Fiona decided it was time to help others to do the same.
Fiona is also a photographic artist, and more recently has started painting. Much of her work is abstract and she uses both the camera lens and sometimes the computer to create an image she is happy with, that is more like a unique painting than a photograph.
Fiona has lived in the Devon countryside for the last twenty years. She describes her writing as a desire that's been handed down through the generations of her family, from her Mother, Great Grandmother and William Paley, whose published works include "Evidences of Christianity".