This book considers the premise that we have all experienced brokenness and woundedness, to some degree, in our lives. The book expounds upon the book by the same title by Henri J.M. Nouwen, a renowned theologian and scholar. There are people who are considered by themselves, and others, to be wounded healers, entering into the lives of others who are experiencing loneliness, grief, pain - both physical, emotional, and spiritual -, depression with or without suicidal thoughts, anxiety, PTSD, gender and sexuality identification problems. The are the people in our midst who are asking...

Part 2 of a series of books describing how a Healer enters into the life of the Wounded. Its primary focus is on the healing process. Part l of the series is called "The Wounded Healer" and IDEALLY should be read prior to starting this one because in the first part, several concepts are explored and are not repeated here. Poetry, essays. famous quotes, short stories, all are used to elicit a beneficial response from the reader, who will write directly in the book, thus making it uniquely personal.In fact, there are so many places where the reader needs to do some serious thinking and then...

This book is the third in a series of books dealing with woundedness, brokenness, grief, isolation and loneliness, self hatred, depression, Angels, and death and dying matters. The first two books were about the wounded healer, a person who themselves has been broken but is now healed, and extending themself outward, trying to help the broken and lonely and wounded escape the cocoons they spanned for themselves as protective shells. In all three books there are poems, essays, short stories, theological writings, artwork, and other forms of communication which ask the realtor to get engaged in...