Legacy of the Heart: The Spiritual Advantage of a Painful ChildhoodIn this inspiring book, Muller reveals the resilience of the human spirit in the face of sorrow and teaches readers how to recognize and transform the damaging effects of their wounds and rediscover their natural vitality, creativity, and joy. Filled with practical suggestions, this is a book that will bring every reader consolation, comfort, and the courage to seek a more fulfilling way forward. |
Contents
CHAPTER TWO Fear and Faith | 18 |
CHAPTER THREE Performance and Belonging | 38 |
CHAPTER FIVE Judgment and Mercy | 61 |
CHAPTER SIX Grandiosity and Humility | 74 |
CHAPTER SEVEN Drama and Simplicity | 85 |
CHAPTER EIGHT Busyness and Stillness | 100 |
CHAPTER NINE Disappointment and Nonattachment | 117 |
CHAPTER TEN Habit and Mindfulness | 134 |
CHAPTER ELEVEN Isolation and Intimacy | 153 |
CHAPTER TWELVE Obligation and Loving Kindness | 172 |
References | 189 |
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