Praise and Reviews |
: |
A rich and delicious collection of jewels - as visually sparkling as it is informative, this book will speak to anyone who has ever contemplated the spiritual and emotional aspects of motherhood. —Jennifer Louden, author of The Pregnant Woman’s Comfort Book and The Woman’s Retreat Book
Anyone who has ever been a mother — or had one — will love this book. This collection reveals the poetry and spiritual insight available to those who travel the great path of motherhood. —Wes “Scoop” Nisker, meditation teacher and author of the best-selling books Buddha’s Nature and Crazy Wisdom
Forty years ago when my children were being born, I recall being comforted by Dr. Winnicott’s reassurance, “You are the child’s mother and it’s a wonderful thing you’re doing and you will know what to do.” I reread the same words many times. This book delivers the same message in many different, lovely ways. —Sylvia Boorstein, author of Don’t Just Do Something, Sit There: A Manual for Mindfulness Meditation and That’s Funny You Don’t Look Buddhist: On Being a Faithful Jew and a Passionate Buddhist
Celebrating Motherhood is an inspiring and original insight into the experience of creating life as a mother, well described as a sacred journey of discovery, of wisdom and love. —Alexandra Stoddard, author of Mothers: A Celebration and Living a Beautiful Life
Every nurturing and comforting moment in the human experience carries the power and beauty of the maternal spirit. Celebrating Motherhood is an exquisite tribute to the unlimited power of this mystery. —Angeles Arrien, Ph.D., Cultural anthropologist and author of The Four-Fold Way and Signs of Life
Celebrating Motherhood is a beacon for spiritual transformation, during pregnancy and beyond. By highlighting wisdom from around the world, the book illuminates the profound truths linking humanity. —Gary Fenchuk, author of Timeless Wisdom: A Treasury of Universal Truths
As a practicing obstetrician, I often observe that my patients devote a great deal of effort studying medical science. Celebrating Motherhood is a refreshing redirection of energy. Each vignette is a small treasure for the spirit. The book perfectly balances the advice manuals and revitalizes the soul. —Laurie Green, M.D., F.A.C.O.G
A stunning and beautiful collection of pregnancy and birth stories, poems and experiences. I can’t imagine anything more delightful than being pregnant and curling up with Celebrating Motherhood on a daily basis. —Sarah F. McMoyler, Perinatal Education Coordinator, R.N., B.S.N., F.A.C.C.E.
A beautiful book full of charming stories, inspiring blessings, comfort, and wisdom. —Starhawk, author of The Spiral Dance, Circle Round, and Raising Children in Goddess Tradition
WOW! what a beautifully illustrated and edited collection of spiritual inspiration for the conscious mom! —Liisa Daniels, R.M.T, Doula, Wellness Center of Sherman, Texas
A glorious celebration of motherhood. Every page reminded me of why being a mother is the best thing that ever happened to me. The perfect gift book for any mother, anytime, anywhere. —Mary Knight, author of Love Letters Before Birth and Beyond
Celebrating Motherhood continually calls us to look deeply at the precious moments of motherhood. The wise voices gathered here help restore balance and joy. There is support and guidance in these pages as we labor in one of the most challenging and important jobs on the planet, that of nurturing the next generation. —Nancy Bardacke, M.A., Certified Nurse Midwife
Celebrating Motherhood is an absolute treasure...I truly delighted in its elegance of concept. The depth of content, the writing and the remarkable design are a compliment to every mother on earth. —Laura Uplinger, creator of “A Gift for the Unborn Child” video
WHAT WE'RE READING Editor, Erica Jorgensen, Amazon.com Celebrating Motherhood: Timeless Wisdom for the Journey into Motherhood by Andrea Alban Gosline and Lisa Burnett Bossi A must for mothers and expectant mothers, this inspirational collection of essays and poems about the transformative power of motherhood features contributions from Isabel Allende, Barbara Kingsolver, Ursula K. Le Guin, and other literary luminaries.
|