ON BOTH SIDES OF THE SEA

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Reflection 15: Acting Without Attachment

Reflection 16: One Who Has Healed-There Is Nothing They Cannot Say

Reflection 17: When We Grow Up

Reflection 18: The Healing Journey

Reflection 19: Melting To Return To The Ocean

Level 3: Love

Reflection 20: Becoming Love

Reflection 21: Unconditional Love

Reflection 22: The Love Of Creation - Unbiased, Without Discrimination

Reflection 23: When Your Self-Love Is Not Yet Enough

Reflection 24: Love Has No Rejection

In On Both Sides Of The Sea, Elizabeth Rundle Charles keeps the focus on what a person becomes under pressure.

It keeps returning to the hard place: choice, consequence, and the stories we tell ourselves to endure them.

If you prefer a story that leaves you thinking rather than shouting, start here.

The prose stays clear while leaving room for reflection.

Give it a few chapters and you will know whether it has you.

If you want a quick sense of what this book is about before diving in, the paragraphs above highlight the themes to listen for while reading.

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