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دانلود کتاب The Silence of Morning: A Memoir of Time Undone
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The Silence of Morning: A Memoir of Time Undone
ویرایش: First
نویسندگان: D. A. Hickman
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ISBN (شابک) : 0990842363, 9780990842316
ناشر: Capturing Morning Press
سال نشر: 2015
تعداد صفحات: 0
زبان: English
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This is a book about the mystery of existence, a memoir that
transports the reader into many dimensions. Here, there is much
to explore about how we find our way when circumstances feel
overwhelming and impossible. We are all on the same journey;
this deeply intentional memoir illuminates that very
journey. Even if loss isn't part of your life right now,
The Silence of Morning compassionately
bridges moments and events that time carves out for each of us.
Just over the next hill, who knows what we'll encounter, who
knows what we'll experience. The unexpected always
awaits.
"Despite a crushing loss ... here
we have a warmth of spirit, understanding and compassion in a
distancing world." ―Madeline
Sharples, Leaving the Hall Light On
"... the gift of a
spiritual seeker's brave inquiry." ―Richard
Gilbert, Shepherd: A Memoir
" ... a new path. Holy and
beautiful and heartbreaking." ―Susan
Pohlman, Halfway to Each
Other
"At once a loving legacy and an
unsparing depiction of the elusive lines between 'phase versus
problem; serious use versus experimentation; relapse versus
recovery; life versus death,' this compelling memoir is a gift
of life, hope, and healing."
―Laurie Hunter
Buchanan, PhD, author of Note to
Self
"Examining the world
with narrative grace and balance, Hickman's authorial voice
communicates the choppy stuff of life with elegance."
―Jen Knox, After the Gazebo
"An unforgettable meditation on life
and death: the powerful role love plays in attaining spiritual
freedom." ―Matthew Peters, PhD, novelist
Knowing her son's suicide at 27
is linked to the searing challenges of the human condition, the
author steps beyond the personal dimension to probe our culture
and society for answers. With a spiritual and sociological
lens, Hickman considers many of our most urgent and troubling
issues. In fact, this timeless story is a piercing look at the
complexities of the human experience: the innumerable ways in
which we struggle to understand something of our lives.
But how does Hickman navigate
her grief while insisting on the long view, instead of
succumbing to outdated expectations? Why is she passionate
about the need for a deeper perspective on critical societal
issues? Why does she dig deeply for greater spiritual
awareness in the aftermath of unthinkable tragedy?
Realizing her son's
untimely death is a mystifying, yet forceful, catalyst―an
urgent call to unravel the deeper story of loss―this is a
far-reaching memoir by an author who cares deeply about
humanity's struggle to find peace and contentment amidst chaos,
discord. Delving into truly harrowing subjects, the author
writes with clarity and strength about suicide, grief,
spiritual inquiry and realization, addiction, even the
insidious nature of time and how it exacerbates our
suffering.
"Invariably," Hickman acknowledges,
despite death, "we all get our moment in the sun." Yet
this deeply moving story emerges from a son's hard-fought
struggle to beat the odds, and the terrifying silence of loss.
Pushing the author to tackle troubling issues, she explains:
"We are a world
born of connection, and yet our misdirected culture tends to
blame, and focus on, the addict. We created this,
addicts did not. A chaotic world that serves up
escape, excitement, excess as 'solutions' must evolve and
mature if we ever hope to unravel the tangled roots of
addiction in its endless forms, guises."
Each life reflects the
intense mysteries we are born into. Mysteries lodged in
silence, and ambiguity. Yet this urgent and powerful memoir
penetrates that silence, as the author initially survives its
fierce echo in the face of her son's sudden death, and then
realizes she must, one day, embrace it.
"... here is much meaning,
peace, and - yes -
hope." ―John
DeDakis, novelist, editor
Cover art Paul C. Jackson.
