The Heart Reconnection Guidebook: A Guided Journey of Personal Discovery and Self-Awareness

by Mary Faulkner, Joan Borysenko, Holly Cook, et al.

This book is written for all who have suffered heartbreak. It is for those troubled by anxiety, depression, loss, grief, questioning their self-worth, caught in addiction or obsessive/compulsive behavior, and struggling to find meaning. While the list is broad in scope, it shares a common theme: The conditions reflect a broken relationship to the core of your being, your own 'healing heart, sacred heart.' For anyone who has struggled with the not...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0757321259
• ISBN13: 9780757321252
• Release Date: November 2018
• Publisher: Health Communications
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.57 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.9" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

Exciting view of maternal instinct

Very interesting connection to the maternal instincts and physiological introversion of emotions; aka Mother Earth. This book is what I expected, and was seeking out; it does not disappoint. I actually read more than the first few pages unlike the other review that I just read that depicts the author taking the written instructions to submit the the rigid Father and denouncing the warmth and intuition of the Mother (that provides nourishment... and espousing to protect others from straying (?) Good book.

New Age Religion, Not Science, Not Psychology and Definitely Not Bible-Friendly

Buyer beware. Within the first few pages, this workbook is full of truth claims that aren't proven, mysticism, and a short piece of fiction, which the narrator does say is fiction but truth is in fiction. (?!) Instead of the book I anticipated, the collaboration of a number of psychiatrists and professionals, this is so much mumbo jumbo. For anyone with a different worldview, be he Christian or Jew or athiest, this book really is a joke. Sorry, but the earth is not Mother, nor is she the source of life or alive. As a Christian, I must warn against this book. It is...wicked. It denies a Father to whom we must all give an answer one day, denies any authority over us or accountability in the first pages alone. It claims all wisdom is in the heart, and talks about a wolf who would chew off its own paw to be free from a trap, insinuating we too should be "free". The human race is fallen. We don't have to teach our kids how to lie, be selfish, pout, throw tantrums, do we? We must learn who we really are, what our state truly is, how greatly we are loved by Father, not be told how wise we are in all our fallen-ness.