Angielski
"The Hungry Heart," by Jean Cane, tells the story of how Jean escapes the dangers of the Hungry Wolf, her brave, courageousness flight the night she ran for her life. Jean's transformation from a hungry wolf's feast to a metaphysician who channels the Native American sprit of White Feather. Jean met White Feather in a vibrant dream December 1992. A few months later while giving a friend a healing massage, she felt her spirit come through her hands. She was given the gift of seeing colors of light to heal individuals. Jean's twelve years of healing work and study with White Feather where she experiences a healing of her heart and is able to foster the healings of other's hearts. White Feather's teachings include baby steps toward fulfillment of the hungry heart are detailed throughout the book. The pages sizzle with the heroine's personal journey. Readers will identify with Jean's feeling of fear and despair when she see herself as a 'throw away woman', in her relationships with men. It is this vulnerability that will attract large leadership of woman who are going through a divorce or separation and feel eaten alive by the hungry wolf.
