When you are in a car, beautiful places are a moment; if you stop the car, they are a cluster of moments. When you walk, beautiful places are an eternity carved into the soul. In an age when self-development is a commodity, Australian journalist Stephanie Dale does her internal journeying her own way - on pilgrimage across Italy, the Balkans and the Middle East. In 2007, Stephanie flew to Rome to join her son on his epic pilgrimage from Canterbury to Jerusalem. Newly married at the age of 48 (what was she thinking!) Stephanie abandoned the marriage for adventure. My Pilgrim's Heart is an…mehr
When you are in a car, beautiful places are a moment; if you stop the car, they are a cluster of moments. When you walk, beautiful places are an eternity carved into the soul. In an age when self-development is a commodity, Australian journalist Stephanie Dale does her internal journeying her own way - on pilgrimage across Italy, the Balkans and the Middle East. In 2007, Stephanie flew to Rome to join her son on his epic pilgrimage from Canterbury to Jerusalem. Newly married at the age of 48 (what was she thinking!) Stephanie abandoned the marriage for adventure. My Pilgrim's Heart is an extraordinarily honest narrative that explores the timeless issues of sex, money and power inside a marriage. The book is a compelling voyage into the unnamed fears that shape our world, and an uncommonly bold exploration of the relationships between women and men: husband and wife, mother and adult son, a woman and the masculine world, a Westernised woman and the men of myriad cultures she meets along the road, West to East.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr Stephanie Dale is an award-winning newspaper journalist, author and traveling writer, with a passion for pilgrimage. She has a PhD in the relationship between writing and wellbeing, and is the founder of the International Wellbeing-through-writing Institute. Stephanie is a passionate advocate for writing as an expressway to health and empowerment. She leads transformative writing programs and retreats globally, inspiring women to harness the genius of writing for courage, connection, recovery and growth. In 2014, Stephanie founded The Write Road, a writing for wellbeing initiative for rural and remote Australians, including newly literate Indigenous adults and outback communities in recovery from drought, fire and flood. Combining her passions for writing and pilgrimage, she also runs the pilgrim initiative Walk & Write Camino.Stephanie is the author of three books: the recently published journaling guidebook Write Your Way Home, the award-winning novel Hymn for the Wounded Man, and the travel memoir, My Pilgrim's Heart.She has a professional background that ranges over 35 years in media, politics, publishing and academia.
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