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Imagine a Woman in Love with Herself: Embracing Your Wisdom and Wholeness

In this text, Patricia Lynn Reilly invites women to look upon themselves and their own lives with loving kindness. Reilly explores 20 self-affirming qualities that encourage women to be the authors of their own lives, to name their own gods, and to grow in knowledge and love themselves.

Subject
self-help
Themes
feminismspiritualityhealingwomen
Mood
inspirational
Audience
adult
Length
short · 192 pages

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