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By: Dawson Church
Price $ 10.95 - ISBN 0-944031-31-5
A most tender and informative book about expanding our concepts of life, love, and death.
---Gerald Jampolsky author of Love is Letting Go of Fear
A marvelous book about the stuff our lives are made of: birth, death, joy, grief, courage, friendship, and not least love. Dawson Church is a passionate and ruthlessly honest storyteller. He will touch your heart with this story, which tells of the loss of an unborn child and a deepening of spiritual insight and faith and a renewed commitment to happiness. If you need encouragement and hope, read this book! It will convince you that the human spirit can triumph over any adversity.
---Georg Feuerstein, Ph.D. author of Structures of Consciousness
This book will grab you by the heart. A magical reconciliation of death to life, it is one of the most moving and human portraits of pain and love I have ever felt.
---James Kavanaugh author of There are Men Too Gentle to Live Among Wolves
This passionate and compassionate book takes us deep into the mysteries of love and death, the nature of transformation and the resurrection of the heart. Dawson Church has written a book so profoundly honest, so charged with spiritual lessons that the reader is engaged as partner in a great and potent story, the telling of which both ennobles as it enables our further becoming.
--- Jean Houston, Ph.D. author of Life Force and The Possible Human
A fascinating and moving account of how a couple went through the grieving process after losing their child, and the profound spiritual and emotional gifts they received from that experience.
--- Shakti Gawain author of The Path of Transformation and Creative Visualization
A deeply moving account of how we learn to love one another and how love overcomes death. Dawson Church bridges two worlds --- the spiritual and the physical. I recommend this book for all couples, parents and parents-to-be, for more than all else it is a manual for spiritual growth made manifest in loving family relationships.
---Joan Borysenko, Ph.D. author of Guilt Is the Teacher, Love Is the Lesson
