Ani Bůh prý není neomylný

Difficult periods in life can be viewed in different ways. The author of this book does not consider them as obstacles, but as "thresholds". She compares life to living in a house with many rooms, which we can enter only after crossing and processing the relevant threshold, i.e. a crossroads in life. The seven chapters, written with characteristic affectionate humour and insight, deal with how to overcome important life milestones and transitions, both positive and negative, with the least possible harm, whether it be the birth of a child, marriage, the death of a loved one or the loss of a job. Topics to consider include the fear associated with such change, the fatality of life's twists and turns, the importance of instinct, the limitations of perfectionism, the need for distance and perspective, and the need to embrace change rather than deny it.
As with People Plan, God Laughs, we are delighted with stories from the New York Jewish milieu, seemingly simple musings that surprise us in their impact, and references to the latest psychological research

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