Audacious Aging: Eldership as a Revolutionary Endeavor - Hardcover

Marohn, Stephanie

 
9781600700613: Audacious Aging: Eldership as a Revolutionary Endeavor
Hardcover
ISBN 10: 1600700616 ISBN 13: 9781600700613
Verlag: Energy Psychology Press, 2009

Inhaltsangabe

A new generation is evolving together through the passage of eldership. In Audacious Aging, we collect their voices, full of wisdom, fierceness, compassion and gentleness. They are the graceful and eloquent transformative agents our communities and our planet are now seeking. This book brings together voices from medicine, psychology, business, government, the media, and entertainment, to articulate a brilliant new vision of the possibilities of the second half of life. Some are in their nineties, others are in their twenties, yet they share a common vision of aging. Not content with "going gently into that good night," they all see midlife and beyond as a gateway to changing the planet, and accelerating their personal transformation. They expect to live long, healthy, active and influential lives. They are profoundly engaged at the crossroads of crises and opportunities on Earth, and in this inspiring book, they paint a brilliant new picture of the opportunities that come with aging audaciously.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Editor Stephanie Marohn is the author of several natural healing books, including Natural Medicine First Aid Remedies. Other contributors include Mariel Hemingway, George McGovern, Lena Horne, Christiane Northrup, Helen Gurley Brown, Lynne McTaggart, Robert Byrd, Larry Dossey, and Maya Angelou.

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Verlag
Energy Psychology Press
Erscheinungsdatum
2009
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN 10 
1600700616
ISBN 13 
9781600700613
Einband
Gebundene Ausgabe
Anzahl der Seiten
317
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