Author: | Mary Lax | ISBN: | 9781496919106 |
Publisher: | AuthorHouse | Publication: | August 22, 2014 |
Imprint: | AuthorHouse | Language: | English |
Author: | Mary Lax |
ISBN: | 9781496919106 |
Publisher: | AuthorHouse |
Publication: | August 22, 2014 |
Imprint: | AuthorHouse |
Language: | English |
Writing this book is my way of sharing what Ive learned in the course of my life on earthsome very unique life experiences and some most of us have in common. I believe its this information that ought to be shared more freely by all of us, to enable the creation of better ways than wars and prejudices to take care of personal and collective interests and responsibilities.
Its not possible to make life improvements unless we fully own what is and isnt working well. Its also not possible to obtain and provide needed help unless we share what assistance is lacking and available. As a favorite professor insisted at the start of every class, Our sickness is revealed in our secretswe must uncover and study what we keep so well hidden before its possible to cure it.
There are two rules essential to assuring this sharing is productive and non-hurtful. Those key rules are truthfulness and kindness. The stories in this book represent what happens when these rules are well applied and when they arent, to encourage careful management of all interactions so that all participants are treated with due respect. There are chapters, as well, that encourage better understanding and use of human emotions and behavior generally.
Writing this book is my way of sharing what Ive learned in the course of my life on earthsome very unique life experiences and some most of us have in common. I believe its this information that ought to be shared more freely by all of us, to enable the creation of better ways than wars and prejudices to take care of personal and collective interests and responsibilities.
Its not possible to make life improvements unless we fully own what is and isnt working well. Its also not possible to obtain and provide needed help unless we share what assistance is lacking and available. As a favorite professor insisted at the start of every class, Our sickness is revealed in our secretswe must uncover and study what we keep so well hidden before its possible to cure it.
There are two rules essential to assuring this sharing is productive and non-hurtful. Those key rules are truthfulness and kindness. The stories in this book represent what happens when these rules are well applied and when they arent, to encourage careful management of all interactions so that all participants are treated with due respect. There are chapters, as well, that encourage better understanding and use of human emotions and behavior generally.