by Aliza Hava
Date: Wednesday, November 11 at 10:00 AM PDT
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What if the darkest chapters of your life could become the beginning of your greatest transformation?
Into the Light: Ten Songs & Stories Transforming Trauma to Triumph is the companion book to award-winning singer-songwriter Aliza Hava's #1 charting album. Part memoir, part guidebook, it weaves together music, storytelling, psychology, and spirituality into a deeply personal exploration of healing, resilience, and self-discovery.
Drawing from her own journey navigating the impact of severe childhood abuse, Aliza shares the stories behind the album's ten songs that became milestones on her path to wholeness. Through practical insights, hard-won wisdom, and reflective prompts, she invites readers to uncover their own unconscious patterns, reclaim their voice, and discover how even life's deepest wounds can become a source of courage, strength, and sovereignty.
About the Author Aliza Hava
Aliza Hava (aLEEza Hah-vuh) is an award-winning, #1 charting artist and songwriter whose music transforms hardship into hard-won wisdom. Her lyrics carry gut-level honesty and emotional intelligence, alchemizing life's most challenging moments into songs that reflect the full range of the human experience.
Her latest album, Into the Light, is a ten-song journey from brokenness to beauty, tracing the inner work of healing, growth, and empowered transformation. Drawing from a childhood marked by violence, Hava's music carries the weight of what she's survived and a fierce belief in renewal.
Produced by multi-platinum, Grammy®-winning producer Mikal Blue, the album features Dean Dinning (Toad the Wet Sprocket), cellist Giovanna Clayton (Adele, Tori Amos), and Gregg Bissonette (Ringo Starr's All-Starr Band). It reached #1 on Roots Music Report's Folk and Folk Rock charts for 14 weeks, and charted on NACC and AMA, with lead singles debuting as Top Folk adds.
Her music is featured in Sharon Stone's award-winning documentary FEMME: Women Healing the World, and she is the recipient of the Human Spirit Award, presented by Talent for Humanity.
Originally from NY/NJ and now based in Southern Oregon, Aliza Hava blends folk, rock, pop, and soul, and has toured across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, North Africa, and Australia. She has shared stages with Zac Brown Band, Rising Appalachia, Loreena McKennitt, and Dr. John, and her song "Rise" appears on Occupy This Album alongside Ani DiFranco, Amanda Palmer, and Warren Haynes.
Her debut book, Into the Light: Ten Songs & Stories Transforming Trauma to Triumph, out since August 20, is a musical companion to the album, expanding on its themes of healing, resilience, and reclaiming one's voice.
About the Facilitator: Felipe Zurita Quintana
The Charter for Compassion's very own Felipe has been bringing awareness to the golden rule and empathy with his energetic Millennial, Latinx, Immigrant, Queer voice and experiences to the compassionate movement for 4 years, joining the Charter for Compassion in 2021 to amplify its reach via social media and projects with his social marketing and project coordination skills.
