Details:
- author: Emily A. Francis
- full title: Healing Ourselves Whole - An Interactive Guide to Release Pain and Trauma by Utilizing the Wisdom of the Body
- narrator: Stina Nielsen
- genre: self-help, health
- topics: #healing, #trauma #meditation
- publisher: HighBridge Audio
- publish date: 22.06.2021
- timing: 08:46:00
Details book:
- publisher: HCI Books
- publish date: 11.05.2021
- pages: 240
My Rating of the Audiobook:
- content: 💙💙💙💙
- narration: 💙💙💙💙💙
My Rating of the Book:
- content: 💙💙💙💙
- design & usability: 💙💙💙💙.5
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Exerpts from the Book:
When a ceramic bowl, teapot, or vase breaks into tiny pieces, most would throw all the pieces away. However, in the Japanese tradition of kintsugi, they believe in repairing the broken pieces by joining the fragments together with gold sealant. They believe that the breaks and repairs should be highlighted as the piece now comes together in a new way, and the fillings bring the piece together into an even more refined look than its original shape. Each fragment is now joined back in a new way, and every repaired bowl, teapot, or vase now looks different and unique. It does not have a single identical match. The breaks in the piece now highlight and enhance its unique beauty. They believe the scars are what makes the piece more beautiful.
My Thoughts:
I listened to the audiobook and read the book at the same time and I think both versions are very good. It is ideal to have both, because with book it is easier to follow. Audiobook is very good because you can also listen to all the guided meditations. If you are reading the book and don’t have an audiobook, I suggest you visit author’s website where you can listen to these meditations that are written in the book.
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