Brazen: The Courage to Find the You That's Been Hiding With moving personal stories and spot-on observations of the longings we all experience--to know we are loved, to feel comfortable in our own skin, to be heard--Tankersley calls women to honor that voice deep down inside of them rather tha
| TITLE | : | Brazen: The Courage to Find the You That's Been Hiding |
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| RATING | : | 4.57 (352 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 0800726820 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Paperback |
| PAGES | : | 240 Pages |
| PUBLISH | : | 2016-04-05 |
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There are so many moments in life when we choose to silence our intuition, abandon our own voice, and play small because we wonder, deep down: "Do I know who I really am? Is who I really am enough?" It's courageous work to learn to live from our essential identity--loved, worthy, whole. But what if God is calling us to shamelessly recover the woman he created us to be? What if God is urging us to be--for the first time in our lives--brazen? The word brazen means without shame. Leeana Tankersley wants women to be just that--to unapologetically move from shame- and fear-based living toward lives that are based on love and belonging. With moving personal stories and spot-on observations of the longings we all experience--to know we are loved, to feel comfortable in our own skin, to be heard--Tankersley calls women to honor that voice deep down inside of them rather than bowing
EDITORIAL :
From the Back Cover"Leeana's words have taught me how to be at home with myself."--Myquillyn Smith, The Nester; author of The Nesting PlaceThere are so many moments in life when we choose to silence our intuition, abandon our own voice, and play small, because of that accusing voice inside that whispers, "Who do you think you are, anyway?" Who you are is a human--loved, worthy, and becoming. Who you are is a woman created by God to be and to do something unique. Who you are, deep down, is brazen.Brazen means "without shame." Leeana Tankersley wants you to own that--to unapologetically claim who and whose you are and to know that you are enough. With moving personal stories and spot-on observations of the longings we all experience--to know we are loved, to feel comfortable in our own skin, to be heard--Tankersley invites you to receive your identity, to reclai
REVIEW :
The author shows how the different organs and glands are connected to energy points in the hand and how these organs can be healed. (To be less likeable than Wagner is no mean feat, and if Steen's allegations about Tchaikovsky are correct he was not only a deeply unhappy man but also a deeply unpleasant one). Law is very much a man of the church, and of a high-liturgy and sacramental church at that, thus some Protestants may find difficulty with some of his unstated but very present assumptions. Otherwise they may not get the full meaning of the stories.. The Hand Reflexology book I ordered is just what I wanted. For most of my life I've internalized my feelings and felt insecure about who I am. It has become a favorite in my "library" and I look forward to reading it again because there is so much to think about.. I toured for over 20 years and currently teach 50+ private students and w
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