mutuality rebalancing competitive equilibrium

books:

The Values of Belonging: Rediscovering Balance, Mutuality, Intuition, and Wholeness in a Competitive World

3 reviews
Carol L. Flinders

HarperOne, 2002

Maybe it's not all men's fault
Flinders continues her loving exploration of how our lives have gotten out of synch with our hearts. She describes the values that evolved in the early days of human community and how, relatively recently in evolutionary time, changes in human economic systems shifted us away from the satisfaction of some of humanity's deepest needs. Ever the compassionate optimist, she suggests ways of moving ...

Enduring Grace

15 reviews

HarperCollins e-books, 2007

Never The Same Again Because Of This Masterpiece
I will admit to getting upset when any book of this caliber seems somehow to lose ground so to speak. It is one of the few books among thousands out there that has the capacity to transform your perspective of yourself and the world not to omit your faith in God. Too many books on the subject of Beloved Saints seem to only focus on their masterful greatness to which I could never relate on any ...

Rebalancing the World : Why Women Belong and Men Compete and How to Restore the Ancient Equilibrium

1 review
Carol L. Flinders, 2003

a kinder, gentler feminism
Feminist takes on how women lost power usually have an angry edge. Carol Lee Flinders' book covers some of the same ground, but her point of view is reflective and spiritual. She believes, as many of us do, that we need the strengths of both men and women to make our world work, and that each of us needs the parts of ourselves that we might have suppressed because they weren't feminine, or ...

At the Root of This Longing

12 reviews

HarperCollins e-books, 2007

Highly Recommended
This book was excellent and thought-provoking. The topics raised are pertinent to every woman who values her spiritual and feminist sides. Dr. Flinders examines disparate issues which are troubling to many women. She does this in a way that is meant not so much to solve the issues but simply to raise them as subjects to be examined and brought to the light of day. I have recommended this ...