Overview
What do Quakers have to offer when there is pain and distress in body, mind and spirit? Can their beliefs and worship help in the processes of healing? In this book, Diana and John Lampen try to answer these questions, drawing on their experiences of caring for troubled people and working in situations of conflict, as well as their long membership of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). The book contains practices which readers can use for themselves.
Full Product Details
Author: John Lampen ,
Diana Lampen
Publisher: Collective Ink
Imprint: John Hunt Publishing
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 0.70cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.104kg
ISBN: 9781803413686
ISBN 10: 1803413689
Pages: 96
Publication Date: 29 September 2023
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
Richly dense and deeply nourishing, Inner Healing, Inner Peace speaks to mind, body and spirit. Through personal narratives that illuminate the reality that major experiences of life have a mystery around them, the Lampens also share wonderfully accessible practices for navigating these experiences and staying grounded. In our increasingly complex and troubled world, we are invited by the Lampens to tenderly open our hearts to the Spirit as we encounter it in others and in ourselves. This Quaker perspective offers us new ways of being present through acts of healing, reconciliation, forgiveness, joy and in the stillness beyond words. -- Deborah Shaw, former Assistant Director of Friends Center, Guilford College, North Carolina--Deborah Shaw
Richly dense and deeply nourishing, Inner Healing, Inner Peace speaks to mind, body and spirit. Through personal narratives that illuminate the reality that major experiences of life have a mystery around them, the Lampens also share wonderfully accessible practices for navigating these experiences and staying grounded. In our increasingly complex and troubled world, we are invited by the Lampens to tenderly open our hearts to the Spirit as we encounter it in others and in ourselves. This Quaker perspective offers us new ways of being present through acts of healing, reconciliation, forgiveness, joy and in the stillness beyond words. -- Deborah Shaw, former Assistant Director of Friends Center, Guilford College, North Carolina
Author Information
John Lampen is a Quaker author with experience of peacebuilding in Northern Ireland, South Africa, former Soviet Union, former Yugoslavia and elsewhere. He is the author of Twenty Questions about Jesus, Mending Hurts and The Peace Kit. He lives in Stourbridge, UK.
