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Lädt ... The Second Journey: The Road Back to Yourself (2008)von Joan Anderson
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Melde dich bei LibraryThing an um herauszufinden, ob du dieses Buch mögen würdest. Keine aktuelle Diskussion zu diesem Buch. Of all Joan Anderson's books, this one resonated with me the most. Ten years after Joan first spent a year alone on Cape Cod in order to find where she belonged, she finds that life once again seems to be running her. She cuts back on work and embarks on a spiritual journey only to find that the journey will remain unfinished in this life. Zeige 5 von 5 keine Rezensionen | Rezension hinzufügen
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HTML: Nearly a decade after the debut of her best-selling, life-changing classic A Year by the Sea, Joan is so busy helping other women search for their true selves and taking care of several generations of her family that she doesnâ??t even realize how out of control her life has become. Ironically, she finds she needs to listen to her own advice more than anyone else does. The Second Journey chronicles Joan's quest to restore her own equilibrium and find herself again. Suffused with her characteristic humor and warmth, this is a book for any woman who wants to know how to awaken her own independent spirit and set herself on a new path. Sharing her musings on love, marriage, family, growing older, aging parents, and spirituality, Joan offers reassurances that the best is yet to come and empowers other women to come of age in the middle of life. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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Here are a few quotes from the book that stand out for me so far...
"It is the human condition of wanting two states-of wanting to be alone and wanting to be in relationship"
"Most long-term relationships, like the sea, ebb and flow; they require time to be separate and time for reconnection"
I enjoyed her books...A Year By the Sea & A Walk on the Beach...
especially intriguing is her account of her time with Joan Ericson.