Committed Undone
A tale of love and love lost, retirement, travel and spiritual healing
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Family Relationships, Divorce, Biography & Memoir, Religion & Spirituality
| Author: | Elizabeth Lowrie | ISBN: | 9780987476111 |
| Publisher: | Good Karma Books Pty Ltd | Publication: | October 27, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Elizabeth Lowrie |
| ISBN: | 9780987476111 |
| Publisher: | Good Karma Books Pty Ltd |
| Publication: | October 27, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
It is not a good year for Elizabeth Lowrie. Everything she is committed to is being undone: her work, the day-to-day responsibilities of family and a commitment made to the ex.
In the process of considering whether or not to retire, Elizabeth’s world begins to fall apart when Liz Gilbert publishes Committed, the sequel to her best seller Eat, Pray, Love. In Committed, Liz and her new beau (Felipe) are described as survivors of ‘very, very bad divorces’. This is a huge shock to Elizabeth Lowrie, ‘Felipe’s’ ex-wife: she had always believed their split had been gracious.
In order to try and make sense of the chaos around her, Elizabeth embarks on the trip of a life time – to move ‘the energy’ to a better place and to make decisions about her future. She explores what a professional woman considers when retiring.
This is the story of Elizabeth’s journey of healing from her initial feelings of grief and betrayal to finding inner peace and compassion. It is an 18 month memoir of personal, emotional and spiritual growth as Elizabeth white water rafts down the Grand Canyon, meditates for six weeks in Brazil, and travels across Canada by train.
This story is Elizabeth’s truth.
It is not a good year for Elizabeth Lowrie. Everything she is committed to is being undone: her work, the day-to-day responsibilities of family and a commitment made to the ex.
In the process of considering whether or not to retire, Elizabeth’s world begins to fall apart when Liz Gilbert publishes Committed, the sequel to her best seller Eat, Pray, Love. In Committed, Liz and her new beau (Felipe) are described as survivors of ‘very, very bad divorces’. This is a huge shock to Elizabeth Lowrie, ‘Felipe’s’ ex-wife: she had always believed their split had been gracious.
In order to try and make sense of the chaos around her, Elizabeth embarks on the trip of a life time – to move ‘the energy’ to a better place and to make decisions about her future. She explores what a professional woman considers when retiring.
This is the story of Elizabeth’s journey of healing from her initial feelings of grief and betrayal to finding inner peace and compassion. It is an 18 month memoir of personal, emotional and spiritual growth as Elizabeth white water rafts down the Grand Canyon, meditates for six weeks in Brazil, and travels across Canada by train.
This story is Elizabeth’s truth.
