I found the following quote in the April 10-11 Self Improvement Newsletter put out by SelfGrowth

It is excerpted from Magical Beginnings, Enchanted Lives: A Holistic Guide to Pregnancy and Childbirth by Deepak Chopra, M.D., David Siman, M.D. and Vicki Abrams, C.C.E., I.B.L.C.

When does life begin? Some spiritual tradtions see the origin of life as the moment a soul intends to enter into human form. Others see the beginning as a sparkle in the eye of a potential parent who wants to have a child. While biologists and religious clergy may argue about whether or not life starts at the moment of conception, convention has it that the day a baby emerges from his mother's womb marks the beginning of life. However you define life's origin, the sacred journey of an egg and sperm merging to create a unique individual is as marvelous and miraculous as the creation of the universe itself. Spirit and molecules connect together to mianifest a new life.

OK, where was this book when I was trying to get pregnant? Just from this tiny little bit, it sounds like a book that I would love. While I was trying to get pregnant, it was difficult to find books that I felt spoke to my spirit and my heart as well as my mind. Many were too clinical for me to get into very deeply.

Another excerpt that is printed in the newsletter involves protecting yourself from noise pollution while carrying your baby. This was something that I did instinctively while carrying Ivy. Almost to a fault. I gave up watching Law & Order because I felt the content and language were too violent. I hadn't read anything to speak to this until now. I wonder what else is in the book that I didn't even think about?