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Wood You Believe: The Ancestral Self

Wood You Believe: The Ancestral Self

Paperback

Religion General General PsychologySelf-Help

ISBN10: 1491896604
ISBN13: 9781491896600
Publisher: Authorhouse
Published: Oct 23 2014
Pages: 206
Weight: 1.08
Height: 0.54 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English

SEE WOOD IN A NEW LIGHT
SEE YOURSELF IN THE LIGHT OF WOOD
UNDERSTAND WHO YOU ARE
IN THE LIGHT OF YOUR FAMILY TREE.

Don't allow the past to determine
how your life should be in the future.
Free yourself from old scripts.
Bring healing to your family Tree.

Remember your Ancestors
Recognize old Patterns
Release old Hurts
Recover from Illness
Reclaim your Identity
Rededicate old Places
Restore what was Lost
Reunite with Lost Siblings

Resolve old Conflicts
Reflect on Abortion
Revisit Memories and Places
Reawaken Ancestral Gifts
Reconnect with Providence
Redeem your Family Tree
Revive your Relationships
Recover from Family Trauma

These are just some of the topics covered in Wood You Believe - The Ancestral Self, where Fr. Jim Cogley, with twenty-five years experience of working in this area, combines the wisdom of spirituality and psychology, with the discipline of woodturning, to provide a multitude of fascinating symbols, life changing insights and some valuable resources for healing.

Readers comments:
The Ancestral Self adds an exciting new dimension to tracing your family tree.
For years I have been reading self-help books and searching for answers.
Now I am finally asking the right questions.
The Ancestral Self is the book that many are waiting for. It contains so many keys for making sense of our lives.
I never realized that a lifelong burden was older than myself and could be lifted.
This is one book that delivers much more than it promises.

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