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    Coming Home to Myself: Reflections for Nurturing a Woman's Body & Soul

    By Marion Woodman and Jill Mellick

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    Connect with your feminine essence and get in touch with your innate power and worth with this book of poetic daily meditations and inspiring art.
     
    In her previous works, such as Addiction to Perfection, Marion Woodman offered spiritual sustenance and feminine wisdom to her many readers. Now Woodman and her collaborator Jill Mellick have distilled her words into prose poems, adding a new layer of inspiration for your every day.
     
    The driving force behind this book is the beauty and significance of the feminine essence. Through quotes and stunning watercolors, readers are offered sacred reminders of our worth and power as women. By carefully selecting excerpts from Woodman’s works, Mellick has crafted these poems for women everywhere, guaranteed to speak to the soul.
     
    Women often find themselves caught up in a number of roles and tasks that they strive to fill and complete. This collection is a resting place, away from the chaos. It is a chance to check in with your body and mind and gain a higher vision for the day ahead.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOpen Road Integrated Media
    Release dateApr 14, 2001
    ISBN9781609254773
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    Marion Woodman

    Marion Woodman, Ph.D. was a Jungian analyst who was internationally known as a teacher, lecturer, and workshop leader. Guided by a passionate commitment to the sacred feminine, Woodman authored numerous books, including Addiction to Perfection and Leaving My Father's House. She passed away in July of 2018.

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