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26 May 2013 Sunday
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‘THE WARMTH OF THE HEART PREVENTS THE BODY FROM RUSTING’
29 April 2012 /
The inevitable ageing process does not have to condemn us to solitude, suffering or dependency. Marie de Hennezel guides us through a true “art of growing old.” She recalls her encounters as a clinical psychologist with extraordinary people who grew old gracefully. She believes that whatever our circumstances, if we can maintain energy in our hearts and believe in the power of joy, this can transform us and the way we look at the world.
by Marie de Hennezel
Published by Pan Macmillan
8.99 pounds in hardcover
Personal development
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