The Relationships Workshop

De: Marianne Williamson

Narrado por: Marianne Williamson

Duración: 3 h y 2 m

Resumen del Editor

Marianne Williamson live in seminar leads the audience (and the listener) through a series of exercises and insights designed to foster emotional growth and maturity. Williamson's point that we must acknowledge past pain, but then move on, rather than dwelling on old hurts, is especially helpful.

Williamson's humor is evident; it's as if one is having a chat with a wise and trusted friend rather than being lectured by a guru. Her self-help message is laced with wisdom and plain common sense, which is, of course, all too uncommon in our world.

©2013 Marianne Williamson (P)2009 BetterListen! LLC, all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"...this unique 'hands-on' program captures the best-selling author of A Return To Love at her best: interacting with a live audience and producing the levels of transformation which any listener will enjoy." ( Library Journal)

Full of valuable wisdom

I began listening to this while in the midst of being stuck in a prolonged disagreement with my partner and I finally feel unstuck! This is something I will listen to over and over. One of the greatest resources for personal growth I’ve read or listened to. Very grateful for Marianne.

Helpful, Informative, Need More

What did you like best about The Relationships Workshop? What did you like least?

What I like best about The Relationships Workshop is the author's easy going and honest delivery style. Because she draws from her own experiences appropriately she is easy to listen to. What I like least: I've grown to a place in my life where I need the kind of skills development offered in person in a workshop through pen and paper evaluation and assessment.

Who was your favorite character and why?

The workshop participants. For me, through their questions and comments they bring to the forefront the real life issues that I face and can relate to.

What three words best describe Marianne Williamson’s performance?

Helpful, informative, honest.

Do you think The Relationships Workshop needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

I don't think a follow-up book is necessary. Why? To me this audiobook was a conversation that has already been extensively covered in other of her books. One example of such a book is the wildly successful and still timely book A Return To Love.

Any additional comments?

I have a great deal of respect for this author. That said, I've outgrown her general message and am now in need a deeper and more personalized exploration of my specific spiritual development issues and goals. This author has certainly help lay the foundation for me that now acts as a springboard into deeper spiritual development and exploration.