The Bridge to Wholeness: A Feminine Alternative to the Hero Myth

Rating:
Summary: Wonderful reading
Review: I really liked this book, I found that I just couldn't put it down once I started reading. Even though the book is Christian based the author places the religion so that no matter what religion you are it makes sense. I, being an atheist, even found the references to a higher power very well placed and not over powering. Ms. Raffa makes many connections to the psychology of women and that women and men are very psychologically different. Somthing I find a lot of authors don't do. If you are a women in need of finding yourself this book is a very good reference guide with visualisions and concepts that are easy to apply and grasp. I highly recommend this book, and have already passes it one to others.

Rating:
Summary: Wonderful reading
Review: I really liked this book, I found that I just couldn't put it down once I started reading. Even though the book is Christian based the author places the religion so that no matter what religion you are it makes sense. I, being an atheist, even found the references to a higher power very well placed and not over powering. Ms. Raffa makes many connections to the psychology of women and that women and men are very psychologically different. Somthing I find a lot of authors don't do. If you are a women in need of finding yourself this book is a very good reference guide with visualisions and concepts that are easy to apply and grasp. I highly recommend this book, and have already passes it one to others.