?Here is a book of enormous scope that helps us to become more curious about our rage and better equipped to use it wisely. Ruth King's compassion and generosity of spirit will leave you feeling like she's right there with you on the journey to a fuller and more courageous life.?
?Harriet Lerner, Ph.D., author of "The Dance of Anger"
aHere is a book of enormous scope that helps us to become more curious about our rage and better equipped to use it wisely. Ruth Kingas compassion and generosity of spirit will leave you feeling like sheas right there with you on the journey to a fuller and more courageous life.a
aHarriet Lerner, Ph.D., author of "The Dance of Anger"
This is a book that can change your life.
Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize winner for "The Color Purple"
Here is a book of enormous scope that helps us to become more curious about our rage and better equipped to use it wisely. Ruth Kings compassion and generosity of spirit will leave you feeling like shes right there with you on the journey to a fuller and more courageous life.
Harriet Lerner, Ph.D, Author of "The Dance of Anger"
A classic filled with the passion, earthiness, and wisdom of a self-described wounded healer. This is a book that can change your life.
Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize winner for "The Color Purple"
A wonderful, wise and inspiring book. I feel the heartbeat on every page. Ruth's compassion and generosity of spirit will inspire us to do our own homework toward a fuller and more courageous life.
Sue Bender, author of "Everyday Sacred"
"Ruth King has done the unthinkable. She has written a book that empowers women to embrace their pain, confusion and rage in a way that opens a pathway to liberation, healing, leadership and vision. This is a powerful, wise and timely message - a brilliant piece of work."
Lynne Twist, author of "The Soul of Money"
King has articulated the painful history, patterns, and traps of a raging heart and offers the skillful means for liberation in their very midst. This is revolutionary work.
Jack Kornfield, author and co-founder of Spirit Rock Meditation Center
The psychology ofour age is characterized by aggression. The antidote is an experiential process that utilizes the energy for healing. This book provides methods for transforming vital energies into positive, creative, life-enhancing endeavors for individuals, institutions, and societies.
Cecile McHardy, Anthropologist and Radcliffe Institute Fellow, Harvard University
This is a book that can change your life.
Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize winner for "The Color Purple"
Here is a book of enormous scope that helps us to become more curious about our rage and better equipped to use it wisely. Ruth Kings compassion and generosity of spirit will leave you feeling like shes right there with you on the journey to a fuller and more courageous life.
Harriet Lerner, Ph.D, Author of "The Dance of Anger"
A classic filled with the passion, earthiness, and wisdom of a self-described wounded healer. This is a book that can change your life.
Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize winner for "The Color Purple"
A wonderful, wise and inspiring book. I feel the heartbeat on every page. Ruth's compassion and generosity of spirit will inspire us to do our own homework toward a fuller and more courageous life.
Sue Bender, author of "Everyday Sacred"
"Ruth King has done the unthinkable. She has written a book that empowers women to embrace their pain, confusion and rage in a way that opens a pathway to liberation, healing, leadership and vision. This is a powerful, wise and timely message - a brilliant piece of work."
Lynne Twist, author of "The Soul of Money"
King has articulated the painful history, patterns, and traps of a raging heart and offers the skillful means for liberation in their very midst. This is revolutionary work.
Jack Kornfield, author and co-founder of Spirit Rock Meditation Center
The psychology of our age is characterized by aggression. The antidote is an experiential process that utilizes the energy for healing. This book provides methods for transforming vital energies into positive, creative, life-enhancingendeavors for individuals, institutions, and societies.
Cecile McHardy, Anthropologist and Radcliffe Institute Fellow, Harvard University
