What to Do Until Enlightenment: Healing Ourselves-Healing the Earth

by Stuart W. Alpert

What What To Do Until Enlightenment is written as a celebration of our human spirit. It brings meaning and acceptance to our lives and leads us to have heart for all of who we are, both our light and our darkness. There is a feeling of humanity and wisdom in every word. Reassurance and hope shines through for our common journey to find meaning in our everyday lives. Psychological truths are presented in the poetry of heart and understanding. This book is an integration of a Body-Centered Psychotherapy that encompasses an understanding of our emotions, our beliefs, our spirituality and environmental issues. It is far reaching as it deals with the relationship between our lost inner child, our dissatisfied adult, our spirit and our connection to the earth. It helps the reader make sense out of every inner experience so that understanding inner process becomes a road-map that leads us toward healing ourselves and healing the earth. We have all absorbed the darkness that exists in the world. Readers will learn how it is possible to accept their darkness, transform it into positive, personal power and thereby live each moment as mindful experience. It also focuses on how the problems that the inhumane aspects of technology, the impersonal, materialistic parts of our society and environmental issues prevent us from connecting with our spirit. The author's deep and compassionate wisdom has its roots in his courageous exploration of the evolution of his own consciousness. For both Therapists and Reading the book well help you develop a more comprehensive understanding of the emotional/body/ spiritual path to healing. You will also develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of the therapeutic process.

176 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1991