Living a Gentle, Passionate Life
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Living a Gentle, Passionate Life   -     By: Robert J. Wicks

Living a Gentle, Passionate Life

Paulist Press / 2000 / Paperback

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Best-selling author Robert J. Wicks demonstrates his most moving and extraordinary work to date that living gently and passionately are not mutually exclusive, but quite complementary. In fact, by embracing both the gentle and passionate, your life becomes more meaningful, nobler and even richer.

Led by his guiding light, you will journey with him as he helps you to hear the music of gentle self-respect. to find quite little places to breathe more deeply, to discover in solitude a "good loneliness," to learn the true value of listening to yourself and others and to appreciate the gift of now.

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Title: Living a Gentle, Passionate Life
By: Robert J. Wicks
Format: Paperback
Vendor: Paulist Press
Publication Date: 2000
Dimensions: 8 X 5.50 (inches)
Weight: 7 ounces
ISBN: 0809139448
ISBN-13: 9780809139446
Stock No: WW139448

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Bob Wicks again delivers his gentle healing philosophy through poignant, humorous stories that will warm and educate the heart. With a refreshing sense of simplicity, Wicks invites readers to seek perspective and develop a strong inner life. His work helps move beyond the vague desire to live more peacefully to actually living one's dream: a life that is noble and meaningful, with a sense of joy, hope, and commitment.

Wicks shows how to find the curative value of listening to ourselves and to others, how to discover in solitude a "good loneliness," and how to appreciate the gift of now. In this gentle, yet realistic approach, both joy and pain must be accepted in order to thrive, as they are forever intertwined, just as the development of one's inner life is intertwined with reaching out to others.

This is Wicks' life work; while not autobiographical, the book breathes with the themes he's lived through his distinguished career, most notably the hopeful message of finding spiritual freedom and greater meaning in daily life. The book is perfect for anyone under stress or suffering loss, for spiritual seekers, for ministry professionals, counselors, and for all those in the helping professions. †

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