The Indeed Collection gives readers something to work with. Each title uses structure, reflection, Scripture, and practical exercises to examine the names we carry, the borders we live within, and what we choose to build from here.
Four titles serve different audiences and seasons of life while sharing a common foundation of identity, spiritual alignment, maturity, and legacy.
A 31-Day Framework for Spiritual Alignment
A 31-Day Structure for Spiritual Alignment
A 31-Day Blueprint for Spiritual Alignment
A 14-Day Roadmap for Spiritual Alignment
The companion workbooks extend the daily journey with guided reflection, practical exercises, and space to put insight into action.
A 31-Day companion for reflection, alignment, action, and declaration.
A guided companion to the 31-Day Blueprint for Spiritual Alignment.
A guided companion to the 14-Day Roadmap for Spiritual Alignment.
These books live alongside The Indeed Collection without becoming part of the four-volume structure. They carry their own visual language while remaining part of Aundria Hawkins’s larger body of work.
A Story of Courage, Love, and a Mighty Heart, created in honor of Julius Curtis Francis and the extraordinary strength of his twenty-seven-day life.
A joyful coloring journey for children, filled with everyday scenes of friendship, kindness, prayer, play, and life with Jesus.
The Collection is designed to meet readers at different points of identity, responsibility, healing, formation, and legacy.
For the woman ready to examine what has shaped her, reclaim her voice, strengthen her sense of self, and live with greater clarity, intention, and alignment.
For the man ready to examine what shaped him, strengthen who he is, and become intentional about what he carries forward.
For the woman ready to confront the labels and experiences that have shaped her, reclaim the right to name herself differently, and build beyond the boundaries of her past.
For the young woman learning to recognize the labels placed on her, question the limits they create, and decide for herself what deserves a place in her story.
“The Hand is more important than the territory.”
Otseb gives us a name for pain, sorrow, and the labels that can follow us long after the moment has passed. Indeed asks a different question: Does what happened get the final word?
Throughout the Collection, readers examine what they have inherited, accepted, or carried for too long, and decide what still belongs.
Aundria Hawkins is the author and creator of The Indeed Collection, a family of structured tools that help readers examine identity, alignment, legacy, and their relationship with God.
Her work is built the way an architect approaches a structure: with a plan readers can follow, question, write through, and apply. Across the Collection, Scripture, reflection, practical exercises, and the language of territory, borders, blueprints, and alignment give readers a way to put the ideas to work.
The goal is bigger than building a bookshelf.
The official press kit includes author bios, Collection overview, story angles, talking points, author Q&A, catalog information, and media contact details.