Your Soul at a Crossroads
(With Steps You Can Take Not to Lose It)
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Everyone has difficulties — some inordinately hard — but all essential to their fate. We struggle in relationships, work, health, and with how to live meaningfully. Sometimes we’re high, sometimes low, always in flux, but when we die to one way of life, we are reborn into another. This book aims at helping you find renewal and transcendence after life delivers a blow.
Find the meaning of your life within you, not out there somewhere, by using the techniques that have aided me and others for decades. If you are confused about what your next steps are and you try these exercises, they will give you fresh courage and insights to bring into your life…and world.
Contents cover the essence of timing, dialogue guidelines, examples from the author’s life and others’, dreams, death, and evocative rebirth symbols and myths.
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YOUR SOUL AT A CROSSROADS
When you are at a crossroads or crisis, you’ll find your best path if you can connect with your inner resources. When feeling fear or dread, it’s hard to think straight. But if you don’t face your crisis, your life will stay stuck. Use the tools in this book to honor the integrity of your experiences, thoughts, feelings, intuitions, and dreams to find the paths just right for you.
The writing exercises enable you to go from the dark night of the soul to the light of rebirth and renewal. Years of testimony from people in workshops verify how vital it is to tap into your personal sense of timing and explore the separate parts of your life through dialoguing. Then you find not only security and wisdom but also ideas for making your place in the world more meaningful. Also included are guides to symbols of renewal and the world’s religions and myths.
“I am simply swept away with admiration for your approach. What you offer is a new paradigm for how I think emotionally. Thank you for your deeply challenging work.” ~ a workshop participant
“Valerie is an expert who has the capacity to share great truths.” ~ a reader
About the Author
Author of nine books, a creativity counselor, and an independent Jung scholar, VALERIE HARMS has led writing and depth psychology workshops at centers around the country, plus Canada and Greece. A graduate of Smith College, for seven years she was a science editor at the National Audubon Society in NYC. Currently she lives in Bozeman, Montana, and edits Distinctly Montana magazine. (Website: www.valerieharms.com)