The Awakened Heart Living Beyond Addiction

The Awakened Heart Living Beyond Addiction by Gerald G. May, published by HarperSanFrancisco in 1991, is a thoughtful exploration of how grace and love can liberate individuals from the grips of compulsion and addiction. This first edition spans 260 pages and is presented in English, offering insights into the human desire for connection and joy, which can often be overshadowed by attachments to performance and substances.
In this book, May delves into the themes of religion and self-help, emphasizing the importance of experiencing grace as a pathway to overcoming addiction. Readers will find a discussion on the yearning for communion and creation, highlighting how these fundamental desires can guide individuals toward a more fulfilling life. The work encourages reflection on the distractions that hinder personal growth and the pursuit of genuine joy.
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From the author of Addiction and Grace, a work that shows how experiencing grace and love frees us to live beyond compulsion and addiction. May reveals a yearning for connectedness, communion, creation and joy in people which can be distracted by attachments to performance, responsibility, or gratifying substances.
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