Heal the Four Woundings - Ontiveros, Amber
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"A beacon of hope and a potent set of tools for all who seek a better future!" As a Latina woman who served in both the Bush and Obama administrations, Amber Ontiveros offers unique insights into the complex issues of discord and discrimination that define our era. Amber's story isn't just about problems; it's about powerful solutions, the potential of human connection, and a peek inside her near death experience. To make our world better, we must start by understanding ourselves and the wounds we all share. These wounds affect how we perpetuate harm and respond to each other, but they also…mehr

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"A beacon of hope and a potent set of tools for all who seek a better future!" As a Latina woman who served in both the Bush and Obama administrations, Amber Ontiveros offers unique insights into the complex issues of discord and discrimination that define our era. Amber's story isn't just about problems; it's about powerful solutions, the potential of human connection, and a peek inside her near death experience. To make our world better, we must start by understanding ourselves and the wounds we all share. These wounds affect how we perpetuate harm and respond to each other, but they also hold the key to healing. Want to handle impossible people differently? Need a fresh approach to tough situations? Want to gain control over your reactions and triggers? Getting angry at those who don't understand or refuse to evolve is a counterproductive cycle. By taking charge of your reactions, you get to approach impossible situations and people from a new angle-both in social justice and across every facet of your relationships. Heal the Four Woundings is not just a book; it's a roadmap to transformation that resonates with social justice advocates, teachers, healers, and leaders from all fields and institutions. It's for anyone yearning to build a more united and just world. Who's ready to try again?