Crossing the desert
learning to let go, see clearly, and live simply
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Word Count
41,500 words, Guess
Page Count
166 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivecrossingdesertle0000wick
- ISBN-101933495154
- ISBN-139781933495156
- LibraryThing3453270
- Goodreads4484151
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- Library of Congress Control Number2008277878
- OCLC Control Number227926639
- Better World Books9781933495156
- Open LibraryOL23641666M
Classifications
- LCCBV4501.3 .W523 2007b
Description
Uses the wisdom of the ancient Desert Fathers and Mothers to offer a guide for modern spiritual growth, focusing on letting go, gaining clarity, and living simply. A psychologist, Wicks blends ancient Christian monastic wisdom with modern psychology, drawing from various traditions to provide practical guidance for navigating life's challenges and finding inner freedom through "Four Desert Questions" and "Three Steps to Inner Freedom". Desert Spirituality: Explores the lives and teachings of early Christian monks and nuns who went to the desert for spiritual purity, applying their insights to contemporary life. Psychology and Spirituality: Integrates psychological principles with spiritual practices, making abstract concepts accessible and actionable. Letting Go: Focuses on releasing attachments and finding freedom through humility and simplicity. Clarity and Authenticity: Guides readers to see themselves and the world more clearly, leading to a more authentic life. Practical Application: Uses stories and questions to help readers apply ancient wisdom to their own "desert experiences" of stress, loss, or desolation.
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