Paths to Wholeness: Selections
David J. Bookbinder
Dec 2016 · Transformations Press
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About this ebook
Most of us try to be fully present to this amazing existence we were born into, and often we can be. But sometimes, we look for help.
In these selections from Paths to Wholeness: Fifty-Two Flower Mandalas, psychotherapist, photographer, and near-death survivor David J. Bookbinder brings his capacity for inspiring personal transformation to his readers.
In this stunning collection of Flower Mandala images and their accompanying meditative essays and inspirational quotes, Bookbinder shows us how to find balance, build resilience, overcome fear, grant forgiveness, and love more fully.
Described by one reader as "the best self-help book I've ever read" and by another as "like having a therapist in a book," Paths to Wholeness serves as a guide for successfully traversing the hills and valleys of our existence.
Keep it by your bedside, thumb through it as you drift off to sleep, knowing you are not alone on your journey.
TIP: For a more vivid experience of the images, try setting the background to Black.
In these selections from Paths to Wholeness: Fifty-Two Flower Mandalas, psychotherapist, photographer, and near-death survivor David J. Bookbinder brings his capacity for inspiring personal transformation to his readers.
In this stunning collection of Flower Mandala images and their accompanying meditative essays and inspirational quotes, Bookbinder shows us how to find balance, build resilience, overcome fear, grant forgiveness, and love more fully.
Described by one reader as "the best self-help book I've ever read" and by another as "like having a therapist in a book," Paths to Wholeness serves as a guide for successfully traversing the hills and valleys of our existence.
Keep it by your bedside, thumb through it as you drift off to sleep, knowing you are not alone on your journey.
TIP: For a more vivid experience of the images, try setting the background to Black.
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53 reviews
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August 8, 2021
change your e book colour and set light color and any topics are good and books are inspired me and my family
Edward Moutlana
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March 30, 2020
I feel whole, I am developing a new perspective to life, a positive attitude...A need to live in the moment, this moment. Wow... Thank you ❤
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Marlene Drozda
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January 1, 2023
The book was short, sweet and thoughtful. It was worth completing. A testament to a good experience.
About the author
David J. Bookbinder is a writer, photographer, and psychotherapist. His award-winning Flower Mandala images were inspired by the paintings of Georgia O'Keeffe and the flower photographs of Harold Feinstein, with whom he briefly studied. David has been taking photographs since he was six. He came to psychotherapy after a transformative near-death experience shifted him toward art and healing. David holds Masters degrees in Counseling Psychology and Creative Writing and is a regular presenter at the Creativity & Madness conference in Santa Fe, NM. In addition to 'Paths to Wholeness: Fifty-Two Flower Mandalas,' he is the author of the coloring books for adults '52 Flower Mandalas' and '52 (more) Flower Mandalas,' as well as a book on American folk music and three books on computer software.
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