Spirit Recovery Medicine Bag

A Transformational Guide for Living Happy, Joyous, and Free

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Pub Date Jun 03 2014 | Archive Date Jul 22 2014

Description

Feeling limited by circumstances, substances, or behaviors often leads to the simple, yet profound question, "Is this all there is?" This question is an opportunity to rediscover one's truth and live life more fully and authentically. Spirit Recovery Medicine Bag offers readers a path to finding their personal answer to this question in an engaging two-part format.

In Part One, readers will join Lee McCormick as he reflects on his personal journey of recovery and transformation—a journey that initiated him into a life of helping others recover their own sense of self and purpose. Part Two is a medicine bag of healing practices designed to guide readers in developing self-awareness and awakening their sense of power-specifically the power of choice rooted in personal values and commitment to living those values. Covering a variety of topics addressing spirituality, awareness, and consciousness, the authors pose questions for reflection and self-investigation along the way.

Spirit Recovery Medicine Bag is not a negation of Twelve-Step recovery, but a tool for expanding awareness and increasing involvement regardless of the path one is walking. In Twelve-Step language, it builds on Step 12's direction to practice these principles in all one's affairs. The authors believe that the inner journey to one's truth and the creative expression of that truth make for a good definition of spirituality, and they offer readers a very real message of the possibility of living "happy, joyous, and free" through spirit recovery.

Feeling limited by circumstances, substances, or behaviors often leads to the simple, yet profound question, "Is this all there is?" This question is an opportunity to rediscover one's truth and live...


A Note From the Publisher

An invitation to live consciously connected to one's truth and follow the guidance of the presence within.

An invitation to live consciously connected to one's truth and follow the guidance of the presence within.


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Marketing Plan

The authors have access to a large recovery network and an extensive database through which they will promote the book. The authors are the founders of Nashville's Integrative Life Center in Nashville, TN, which offers structured healing and treatment programs, meetings, and events. The authors regularly attend and present at recovery conferences. Lee McCormick has been a creative force in the mental health and recovery arena for more than fifteen years and has a large following.

The authors have access to a large recovery network and an extensive database through which they will promote the book. The authors are the founders of Nashville's Integrative Life...


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ISBN 9780757317941
PRICE $14.95 (USD)

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Featured Reviews

Although the book is associated with the process of recovery from addiction, containing Lee McCormick’s personal journey of recovery and transformation, it is also addressed to a larger audience. This could be any of us struggling with the loss of a job, a love one, a broken relationship, etc.
What I liked about the book is the fact that it doesn’t have a ‘one solution fits all’ approach. Instead readers are encouraged to examine themselves and find their own path of healing from the numerous tools and suggestions offered. Readers are constantly encouraged to go back to Nature to find their healing, and this is something I found particularly appealing.
The authors have used an image from the Native American culture in which the medicine man (shaman) carried a medicine bag full of various tools for healing. The book is a collection of various ideas and tools that helps us to connect with the Source of all healing at times when we have lost our spirit.

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