Preface
The wedding and the wine
Inspired by the wedding at Cana, Mary becomes the symbol of the woman attentive to others’ needs — the one who knows when the wine is running out, and dares to say so.
The Magazine · Issue No. 1 · 2026
Woman,
Source of Happiness
A journey into the world of Tania Dalia Kiboko’s landmark book.
Excerpts·Quotes·Portrait·10 Keys
Contents
In this issue
- 01Editor’s letter
- 02Selected excerpts
- 03The ten keys of happiness
- 04Portrait of Tania
- 05Readers’ voices
- 06Where to order
Editorial
A word from the author
This book was born of a journey. Through losses and moves between Kinshasa, Ohio and Virginia, I came to understand that happiness does not come solely from relationships, degrees or outside recognition. It begins within.
I wrote it for you, woman, who sometimes forget how much light you carry. For you, young girl, still searching for your voice. For you, mother, sister, wife, professional — you who give so much and deserve to receive peace.
Excerpts
A few chosen pages
Chapter IV
Discovering yourself: the most courageous act
Before loving the world, you must walk through the silence within. There, in prayer and truth, a woman meets the one she truly is.
Chapter XI
What women almost never say
Silent pains, inner loneliness, wounds hidden behind smiles — this book names what so many women carry without words.
Conclusion
Rise up
Every woman has a light, a mission, an immense worth. The world needs women aware of their dignity.
Centerpiece
The ten keys of a woman who is a source of happiness
I
Forgiveness
Freeing your heart from the weight of the past to move forward in peace.
II
Gratitude
Recognizing each day the blessings received, great and small.
III
Inner peace
Cultivating an inner sanctuary that no storm can destroy.
IV
Self-confidence
Walking with assurance, aware of your worth.
V
Faith
Anchoring yourself in God, source of all light and strength.
VI
Self-love
Looking at yourself with tenderness, as you would look at your own daughter.
VII
Healthy boundaries
Learning to say no in order to say yes to what truly matters.
VIII
Resilience
Rising again and again — softer, stronger, more rooted.
IX
Dignity
Honoring your body, your mind, your word, your presence.
X
Mission
Becoming, for others, the light you would have wished to meet.
Portrait
The voice behind the book
Tania Dalia Kiboko writes the way one reaches out a hand. From one shore to another — Kinshasa, Ohio, Virginia — she turned her silences into words, and her faith into a path for thousands of women.
“I write for those who do not yet know they are the light.”
Available on Amazon
French and English editions — paperback or Kindle e-book. Delivered worldwide.
The Magazine · Issue No. 2 · 2026
From Tears to Joyful Hope: the healed woman
A journey into the world of From Tears to Joyful Hope: the healed woman — Tania Dalia Kiboko's second book.
Structure·Quotes·Portrait·4 Pillars
Coming soon
From Tears to Joyful Hope: the healed woman
Tania Dalia Kiboko
Contents
In this issue
- 01The Tears of Hope
- 02The Woman of the Proverb
- 03The Strength That Heals
- 04Joyful Hope
Editorial
A word from the author
After rediscovering the light in Woman, Source of Happiness, Tania Dalia Kiboko invites you to take an essential step: the restoration and healing of the soul. This book is a spiritual and therapeutic journey designed to transform your past wounds into a warrior strength — active and lasting.
In From Tears to Joyful Hope: The Healed Woman, Tania Dalia Kiboko, author of Woman, Source of Happiness, invites you on a complete journey — from the wounds we keep silent to the woman you are called to become.
Excerpts
A few chosen pages
Part One
The Tears of Hope
This first stage explores the reality of suffering and the moment when tears stop being a dead end and become the starting point of a reconstruction.
Part Two
The Woman of the Proverb
A powerful redefinition of feminine identity through the prism of spiritual strength and independence from the gaze of others.
Centerpiece
The four pillars of healing
I
Faith
Anchoring yourself in God even when everything seems to collapse, for faith is the foundation of all healing.
II
Dignity
Recognizing your absolute worth, independent of others' gaze, and wearing it as a daily garment.
III
Resilience
Rising again and again — softer, stronger, more rooted — turning wounds into wisdom.
IV
Healing
Transforming past wounds into a warrior strength — active and lasting — without waiting for an apology.
Portrait
The voice behind the book
Tania Dalia Kiboko writes the way one reaches out a hand. From one shore to another — Kinshasa, Ohio, Virginia — she turned her silences into words, and her faith into a path for thousands of women.
“I write for those who are still crying, so they know that Joyful Hope is already waiting for them.”
Coming soon
The book comes out September 8, 2026. Sign up to be notified on release day.
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