The Wounded Daughters of Africa
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| Rating | : | 4.97 (837 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1920535403 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 230 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-18 |
| Language | : | English |
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About the Author Iris Canham-Gezane’s family has run a Traditional Healing practice for over three decades, which has given her incredible wisdom combined with her formal education on individual, group consciousness and behavior. . She is a transformation catalyst for personal, organizational and social change, conducting personal development workshops and advising business on igniting potential to align with strategies and for personal, organizational and societal transformation
. She is a transformation catalyst for personal, organizational and social change, conducting personal development workshops and advising business on igniting potential to align with strategies and for personal, organizational and societal transformation. Iris Canham-Gezane’s family has run a Traditional Healing practice for over three decades, which has given her incredible wisdom combin
This African Wisdom raises the awareness of society, nature, culture, religion, myth, stories, internal and external landscape as part of each one of us bearing wisdom to ignite our deepest potential. The bonus section of the book offers deep introspection of personal transformation. A powerful story of self-discovery, healing and transformation. A woman discovers a deeper meaning of who she is, her purpose and soul mission through an ancient African philosophy that suggests life is interconnected. One truth rings throughout, that we must be the change we want to see in the world. Intertwined with the powerful feminine energy to heal, create and transform she returns home to herself to discover her reason for existence-her true purpose.
the Great Mother or Earth Vanessa Saayman The Wounded Daughters of AfricaUntying the Feminine and Africa’s Wisdom for Personal and Global TransformationIris Canham-GesaneKima Global Publishers: Clovelly, 2013Reviewer: Graham S. Saayman, Ph.D.This brave and long-awaited book presents a synthesis of the wisdom of indigenous African philosophy, Western depth psychology and Eastern spiritual doctrines. Iris Canham-Gezane recounts breakthrough moments of the soul whilst on a transformative journey of spiritual emergence.The narrative captures the essence of what C. G. Jung meant by the “Individuation Process:” a series of biopsychospiritual initiations encounte