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Sep 13 2007, 7:54 PM EDT
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I am currently reading this book after it was recommended by two people in one week from different parts of the world. I love how she writes. Her wit and authenticity is superb. Highly recommend it!
Caroline Myss:
The Anatomy of Spirit. A really
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Jul 8 2007, 11:06 PM EDT
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Carolyn Hobbs: Joy No Matter What A great read with everyday practices to help you cultivate joy in
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I really enjoyed this book, it was to the point and a great reference for working on relationships. Please see my excerpts elsewhere in this wiki.
Carolyn Hobbs: Joy No Matter What A great read with everyday practices to help you
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A great read with everyday practices to help you cultivate joy in your life. Carolyn takes a look at many o the key things/feelings in our lives that take away our joy and provides simple solutions to increasing your sense of joy.
Angeles Arrien: An extraordinary person
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May 26 2007, 7:45 PM EDT
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An extraordinary person to see in person as well as read her books. She uses stories from history to educate us on how to deal with our lives. Her cross cultural perspective is a breath of fresh air to Westerners seeking a deeper meaning to their lives. Thanks Angeles!
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May 26 2007, 7:37 PM EDT
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family, co-workers and loved ones.
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Apr 28 2007, 9:45 PM EDT
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This book was a real eye opener for me and I highly recommend it to anyone struggling in a relationship. It put a different perspective on loving and receiving love that I was not seeing.
Hope For the Separated: Wounded Marriages Can Be Healed:
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Apr 20 2007, 10:28 AM EDT
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Here are a list of books that I have come across. They have helped me to grow as well as provided me with a different perspective from which to look at life, love, relationships and more. Feel free to add books that have helped you to my list:
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