The Path of Transformation: How Healing Ourselves Can Change the World.

Nataraj Publishing, September, 1993. Trade Paperback. Good. No spine creases & light wear no cover, a few margins marks in text. From Booklist\nGawain, who has been on the cutting edge of New Age writing with such best-selling inspirational books as Creative Visualization (1978), now takes her healing philosophy from the personal to the international level. Moving beyond putting the individual life right, she takes on the world's problems and shows how an opportunity to transform oneself is also an opportunity to transform the planet. There is nothing very far out here, just good solid advice (at least as solid as New Age material gets) advising meditation, self-healing techniques, and ways to become more fully committed to your life and world. This easy-to-read-and-digest volume should circulate actively wherever inspirational self-help literature is popular. Ilene Cooper \n\nBook Description\nMost people face challenging personal issues - in jobs, relationships, finances, and health. Traditional ways of living, working, and relating to one another and the environment often don't seem to work well, yet there are few effective models for change. Shakti Gawain shares the ideas and perspectives that have been the most helpful to her; guides readers in healing physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual wounds; provides tools for dealing with difficult situations; and proposes that the solutions to personal and planetary crises are within each human being.