Teaching What We Need to Learn: Volume 2 - Non-dual and Relationship Teachers

Publisher Marketing: Most great teachers love to tell stories from their past. These stories help demonstrate how we all can overcome our flaws and foibles. In the online interview series, Teaching What We Need To Learn, I asked more than forty leaders in personal growth and spirituality to go much further. Together, we explored what was alive and unresolved for ourselves in the present. As a result, listeners got to know some of their favorite teachers like never before. Plus, they experienced a deep resonance with teachers they encountered for the first time. In this three volume set of transcripts from the series, readers have the same opportunity to experience radical transparency as a whole new way of teaching - and being - for the 21st century. In fact, all of us are teachers. Our everyday lives are offerings to all the people with whom we come in contact. So let's all teach what we need to learn...and learn what we need to teach...starting now. Teaching What We Need to Learn: Volume 2 includes transcripts from dialogues conducted by Raphael Cushnir with the following: Teaching What We Need to Learn: Volume 2 includes transcripts from dialogues conducted by Raphael Cushnir with the following: Non-Dual Teachers: Ram Dass, Peter Fenner, Isaac Shapiro, Elias Amidon, Rabia Roberts, Mariana Caplan, Kenny Johnson Relationship Teachers: Harville Hendrix and Helen LaKelly Hunt, Bruce Tift, Daphne Rose Kingma, Paul Cutright, David Richo Contributor Bio:  Cushnir, Raphael Raphael Cushnir has shared his unique approach to personal growth and fulfillment with millions of readers in O magazine, beliefnet, and Spirituality and Health. He is the author of three previous books, lectures worldwide, and is a faculty member of the Esalen Institute, the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health, and the Omega Institute for Holistic Studies. In addition, he coaches individuals and teams at Fortune 100 companies, governmental offices, religious organizations, and leading nonprofits.