Pursuit to a Greater Self: 12 Points to Developing Good Character and Healthy Relationships

ISBN-13: 9780985580773 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 192 str.

Jamila T. Davis

Opis

A Pursuit To A Greater "Self" Many take it for granted that everyone knows the difference between what's right and what's wrong. The truth is, people often become a product of their environment. Success is often miscalculated, or determined by status and material possessions. Consequently, if people aren't taught to live by a higher standard, they can easily stray off course and possibly land in prison. Today they nolonger have to remain stuck Transformation is possible on the journey of a Pursuit to a Greater "Self." Pursuit to a Greater "Self" is the third book in the Voices of Consequences Enrichment Series, created to empower incarcerated women to heal, recognize their potential and recapture their dreams. It is a nondenominational, faith-based instruction manual created to help readers develop good character traits and cultivate healthy relationships. Filled with powerful real-life examples that illustrate how good character traits have helped many people live a prosperous life, and how deficient character has caused others to fail, this book is a well-needed magnifying glass for incarcerated women. These striking examples, along with self-help strategies and inspirational passages, are sure to inspire readers to dethrone negative character traits and pursue becoming a greater "self." Step-by-step, this book empowers readers to overcome adversity and develop healthy character that will sustain them, including love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Readers are instructed how to utilize these positive character traits to cultivate healthy relationships. Utilizing these powerful tools, female offenders are equipped to position themselves for long-term success and empowered to sustain it By the end of this spiritual journey, readers will be inspired to let their light shine for the world to see that true reformation is attainable, even after imprisonment