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Spirit's Path: A Story of Three Women

Writing about painful aspects of my life has proven to be cathartic. That is not to say that it has been an arduous task accompanied by tearful moments. Seeing my life on the written page has filled me with awe about the process and furthered my awareness of spiritual development.

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I realize that my life is based on love. When I discover love, nothing else matters. I recognize that love is universal, has no borders and no end.

I believe strongly in the equality of men and women and want to further women's view of themselves as the bearers of the culture. I also support strongly the development of men and their role as the explorers, the providers and their role in providing a strong family.

I am convinced that a healthy sexuality consists of being true to who we are as sexual beings. Gay men and women need to be supported in their striving for a life of freedom from prejudice and abuse.

Humanity needs to allow diversity for that is the root of creativity.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 262 pages

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