by Sarah Ban Breathnach
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by Sarah Ban Breathnach
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by Sarah Ban Breathnach
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by Sarah Ban Breathnach
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From the author of Simple Abundance: A Daybook of Comfort and Joy comes a guided excavation for women who suspect that there's something more to life than the top layer pursuits of money, sex, and love. In service to these restless souls who want to scratch beneath the surface, Ban Breathnach offers titbit-sized essays that help women unearth pay dirt--their reason for being. Using archaeology as her frame of reference, Ban Breathnach suggests imaginative exercises at the end of each chapter, which she refers to as "Field Work." Although it occasionally feels overdone, the archaeology metaphor works well--helping readers unearth their past choices and circumstances to better understand the soul's current mission. Early in the book, Ban Breathnach offers this enticing invitation to go on a spiritual dig: "Besides the fact that your soul is one of the last unlooted sources of the miraculous, with discoveries as spectacular as any found in the Delta of Venus or Egypt's Valley of the Kings, you can embark on a soul trip and be back before anyone even notices you're missing. They might be curious about that gleam in your eye and that flush on your cheek, but I'll never tell if you won't. Are you game? We're heading to the sacred site of your soul". --Gail Hudson
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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A follow-up to "Simple Abundance". The book takes readers on an "archaeological dig" to the heart of themselves, aiming to confront problems that face all women, to investigate the stages necessary for a life of "authenticity" and to provide the impetus to search for that something missing.
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Human beings, as far as I can tell, seem to be divided into two subspeciesthe resigned, who live in quiet desperation, and the exhausted, who exist in restless agitation. Read the first page
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