Tabitha Scott

If you’re struggling to stay positive, you’re not alone.

The pace of change and the nonexistent norm make us feel off-balance, burned out, and disconnected. Despite your best efforts to keep up, the pace accelerates, and the finish line moves further away. Stop running. Trust Your Animal Instincts reveals how to recharge your life and spark positivity through your own limitless source of power.

Trust Your Animal Instincts book was honored with the 2020 Nautilus Award for igniting spiritual growth, conscious living, and positive social change. Former Nautilus winners include esteemed authors contributing to sustainable living like Deepak Chopra, Desmond Tutu, Lynne McTaggart, Eckhart Tolle, and His Holiness the Dalai Lama.  

"As informative and inspiring as it is 'user friendly' in organization and presentation, Trust Your Animal Instincts: Recharge Your Life & Ignite Your Power is a potentially life-changing, life-enhancing, life-celebrating instructional guide and manual.  If you're struggling to stay positive in this time of Covid, economic distress, and social unrest, you're not alone.  While especially and unreservedly recommended for both community and college/university library Self-Help/Self-Improvement collections, it should be noted for personal reading lists that this book is also readily available in a digital book format." 

— Midwest Book Review

"I dub this book + author a THOUGHT LEADER. The author, Tabitha A. Scott, is a master of energy, both in human and electrical energy...I loved reading about her journey into the Costa Rican jungle + the small workbook she included at the end; helping one get started on raising their vibration and surrounding energy fields. I zoomed through this title in two days! —That's fast for me. 

The answers to your prayers were granted, but you didn't take the risk to accept them. Hope is but an aspiration without action.

The story Tabitha shares to go alongside this quote is great for those of us who have trouble receiving help from others, struggling to recognize that it may indeed be divine intervention. 

I highly enjoyed reading about this author's journey into the jungle and the messages Spirit had to offer her. Seeing messages in various forms was fun! Examples: Via Intuition, the Animal Kingdom, etc. She was right, one doesn't have to enter the jungle to reset their inner being; one must cultivate an awareness of the inner terrain, the outer one is a reflection of that. I switched up my outer terrain as the author did, before realizing my inner terrain needed an adjustment and began the work."

--Brittany Lee, Independent Book Critic & Author (Goodreads)