Red Moon Passage - Tapa blanda

This astounding book draws together the experiences of some of the most visionary women writers of our time on the subject of the menopause. Red Moon Passage conveys the idea that menopause when approached correctly can bring about a dynamic new way of being, filled with increased creative and intuitive ability.

The book includes stories from:
· Clarissa Pinkola Estes
· Jamie Sams
· Jeanne Achtenberg
· Kachinas Kutenai
· Paula Gunn Allen

This book is an ideal guide for any woman seeking to be a ‘wisewoman’.

For many women menopause is a time of opening rather than closing, a time of extraordinary creativity, in which our natural intuitive abilities become enhanced. This collection of the thoughts of eight of the most powerful, visionary women of our time explores the transition and initiation that we call the menopause. Their stories are an inspiration to women of all ages. This beautifully woven together volume includes:

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Jeanne Acterberg, a psychologist, research scientist, healer and author of 'Woman as Healer'
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Paula Gunn Allen, a professor of English, poet, shaman, storyteller and author of many books including 'The Sacred Hoop' and 'Grandmothers of the Light'
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Angeles Arrien, an anthropologist, teacher and author of books including 'The Tarot Handbook' and 'The Four-Fold Way'
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Clarissa Pinkola Estés, a Jungian analyst, award-winning poet and author of books including 'Women Who Run With the Wolves'
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Kachinas Kutenai, a nurse, Apache medicine woman, counsellor and author of 'Medicine Woman Speaks' and 'Buffalo Spirit Rising'
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Carol S. Pearson, a human and organisational research scholar and author of several books including 'Awakening the Hero Within'
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Jamie Sams, a Cherokee and Seneca writer, songwriter, poet and author of books including 'Medicine Cards' And 'Sacred Path Cards'
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Barbara Walker, a writer and feminist whose books include 'The Women's Encyclopaedia of Myths and Secrets'

"I realised that I and others in our culture were being methodically starved of substance, that something was awry in some of the 'wisdom' of our culture, that it did not have our best interests at heart, that it saw those who are 'menopausal' as somehow less. It is not so, we are instead more. Much, much more."
CLARISSA PINKOLA ESTÉS, author of 'Women Who Run With the Wolves'