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This extraordinary book of 50 essays on the power of healing from some of our community's most respected writers (Leonard Fein, Ed Feinstein, Harold M. Schulweis, Kirk Douglas, Lisa Wolfe, Rodger Kamenetz, Naomi Levy, Amy Eilberg, Kerry Olitzky, Gerda Weissmann Klein, Rachel Naomi Remen, Elaine Zecher, Elliot Dorff, Shira Milgrom, David Wolpe, Danny Siegel, Sheldon Marder, and Jack Riemer, to name a few), is a treasure to be savored. Each writer shares with us powerful, insightful, soul searching, personal expressions of how they have journeyed from darkness to light, from pain to peace, from loss to hope, from grief to healing. Read this book and you will be moved, enlightened, and uplifted. Sharing it with others is a blessing.
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