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Woman's Worth
Woman's Worth | Marianne Williamson
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For the past ten years, Marianne Williamson has lectured and led discussion groups across the United States and Europe. Her inspirational words have provided encouragement to thousands and brought solace to people with life-threatening illnesses. Frequently drawing on incidents from her own life, she has the extraordinary ability to reach women and men of all types. Young and old, rich and poor, healthy and infirm, housewives and career women, their husbands and lovers and children and parent - all have come to her with their frustrations and joys, for insights on spiritual wisdom and to share their experiences. At forty, Williamson is one of a generation of women who have been part of tremendous social upheavals and are now just beginning to fit the pieces together. Today women are confused. Some would like to have it all but are held back by their lack of either self-worth or a support system, as well as by historical prejudice. Others are afraid of asking for too much, afraid of losing love and respect if they appear too greedy. Williamson persuasively proposes that women must first examine their inner lives before going out to conquer the outer world. The first step is for women to find their spiritual home, religious or otherwise, the place where they know they are respected and admired. Throughout history, women have sublimated their own talents and needs to please a patriarchal society. Now it is time to value feminine qualities, to be proud of being a woman. In chapters devoted to beauty, age, relationships, sex, children, and careers, Williamson sends a strong message of empowerment to women of all ages. This is a comforting message for men as well. The reemergence of womenwill bring about the healing of the world.
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Chelseabillups30
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Pain can burn you up and destroy you, or burn you up and redeem you. It can deliver you to an entrenched despair or deliver you to your higher self. At midlife, we decide, consciously or unconsciously, the path of the victim or the path of the Phoenix when it is rising up at last.

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When you find some #mariannewilliamson at the secondhand bookshop, for 50c. Winning!
#strongwomen #selfcare #badasswomen #empowerment #selfhelp #inspiration

DivineDiana I am a fan of Marianne Williamson! ❤️ 6y
non_material_girl @DivineDiana She's great isn't she ❤ 6y
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saresmoore
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Don't judge a (90's) book by its cover. This powerful manifesto is bolstering me this morning in the wake of shocking and devastating news. And it is particularly apropos when even the most qualified and highly endorsed candidate in U.S. history (a woman) was defeated by a racist misogynist. Her worth is defined by so much more than her accomplishments and defeats. #bookandbrew #photoadaynov16

saresmoore @LauraBeth Your comment made me think of this post—three years ago! Thanks for walking virtually through life & books with me. 5y
LauraBeth 😘 Your own quote is better than hers: “Her worth is defined by so much more than her accomplishments and defeats.” - Sara, 2019 5y
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mleawhatley
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The release of this book in 1994 was synchronized with the state of my soul that same year. I was 23 years old. Marriage was the buzzword of the day and I was struggling with my disdain for an oppressive institution. This book told me I wasn't crazy, empowering me to be me. A must read for all.

mleawhatley The name of the book is A Woman's Worth, but I chose this Litsy entry because it is more thorough. 8y
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