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Living with Gratitude: Byways & Highways
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- ISBN8201016005
- EAN9798201016005
- Date de parution12/08/2021
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- ÉditeurJL
Résumé
Living with Gratitude is a road map of what to avoid (byways and detours) and what to pursue, discover, implement and encourage in oneself. Insights deride both from 40 years of listening as a family therapist and 92 years of living a challenging life, spanning life as a monk, years as a Catholic Navy Chaplain, surviving three life traumas but best, 53 years of an awesome married life. Four typical detours as well as twelve highways are explained after an opening chapter in which the author counts his blessings.
The book is designed as an interactive experience which can be used in a class or group, with discussion questions for review, or something to be shared as a couple or familyFour typical detours we naturally travel, are described with many examples. These are followed by twelve highways of healing and personal growth, each to be learned and mastered. These conclude with tips and examples of living with amazement and finding new light in darkness with many personal examples .
Living with this awareness and commitment encourages and enhances the ability to live more fully in the present with gratitude and amazement. It is a journey of self-discovery, awareness, healing and personal growth. Readers will find insights they will want to share. Promise" After reading this book, readers will not be able for long to take their finger off the right side of the scale, to honor , recognize and celebrate blessings. Dr.
Baute earned a Master's degree from Loyola of Chicago and a doctorate in Educational Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania. As a blind veteran, from macular degeneration, his mission is to demonstrate the power of the Hines VA Blind Rehab Center training by writing books. Each chapter is illustrated with many examples. He is a professional storyteller with many audiences. He is also a poet and has authored one picture book, Lottie Mae, the Turkey Who Could Not Stop Dreaming, for children ages 4 to 94.
Other titles are listed in each book.
The book is designed as an interactive experience which can be used in a class or group, with discussion questions for review, or something to be shared as a couple or familyFour typical detours we naturally travel, are described with many examples. These are followed by twelve highways of healing and personal growth, each to be learned and mastered. These conclude with tips and examples of living with amazement and finding new light in darkness with many personal examples .
Living with this awareness and commitment encourages and enhances the ability to live more fully in the present with gratitude and amazement. It is a journey of self-discovery, awareness, healing and personal growth. Readers will find insights they will want to share. Promise" After reading this book, readers will not be able for long to take their finger off the right side of the scale, to honor , recognize and celebrate blessings. Dr.
Baute earned a Master's degree from Loyola of Chicago and a doctorate in Educational Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania. As a blind veteran, from macular degeneration, his mission is to demonstrate the power of the Hines VA Blind Rehab Center training by writing books. Each chapter is illustrated with many examples. He is a professional storyteller with many audiences. He is also a poet and has authored one picture book, Lottie Mae, the Turkey Who Could Not Stop Dreaming, for children ages 4 to 94.
Other titles are listed in each book.
Living with Gratitude is a road map of what to avoid (byways and detours) and what to pursue, discover, implement and encourage in oneself. Insights deride both from 40 years of listening as a family therapist and 92 years of living a challenging life, spanning life as a monk, years as a Catholic Navy Chaplain, surviving three life traumas but best, 53 years of an awesome married life. Four typical detours as well as twelve highways are explained after an opening chapter in which the author counts his blessings.
The book is designed as an interactive experience which can be used in a class or group, with discussion questions for review, or something to be shared as a couple or familyFour typical detours we naturally travel, are described with many examples. These are followed by twelve highways of healing and personal growth, each to be learned and mastered. These conclude with tips and examples of living with amazement and finding new light in darkness with many personal examples .
Living with this awareness and commitment encourages and enhances the ability to live more fully in the present with gratitude and amazement. It is a journey of self-discovery, awareness, healing and personal growth. Readers will find insights they will want to share. Promise" After reading this book, readers will not be able for long to take their finger off the right side of the scale, to honor , recognize and celebrate blessings. Dr.
Baute earned a Master's degree from Loyola of Chicago and a doctorate in Educational Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania. As a blind veteran, from macular degeneration, his mission is to demonstrate the power of the Hines VA Blind Rehab Center training by writing books. Each chapter is illustrated with many examples. He is a professional storyteller with many audiences. He is also a poet and has authored one picture book, Lottie Mae, the Turkey Who Could Not Stop Dreaming, for children ages 4 to 94.
Other titles are listed in each book.
The book is designed as an interactive experience which can be used in a class or group, with discussion questions for review, or something to be shared as a couple or familyFour typical detours we naturally travel, are described with many examples. These are followed by twelve highways of healing and personal growth, each to be learned and mastered. These conclude with tips and examples of living with amazement and finding new light in darkness with many personal examples .
Living with this awareness and commitment encourages and enhances the ability to live more fully in the present with gratitude and amazement. It is a journey of self-discovery, awareness, healing and personal growth. Readers will find insights they will want to share. Promise" After reading this book, readers will not be able for long to take their finger off the right side of the scale, to honor , recognize and celebrate blessings. Dr.
Baute earned a Master's degree from Loyola of Chicago and a doctorate in Educational Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania. As a blind veteran, from macular degeneration, his mission is to demonstrate the power of the Hines VA Blind Rehab Center training by writing books. Each chapter is illustrated with many examples. He is a professional storyteller with many audiences. He is also a poet and has authored one picture book, Lottie Mae, the Turkey Who Could Not Stop Dreaming, for children ages 4 to 94.
Other titles are listed in each book.
