Book by Michael Kane
For most of us, a broken heart is simply a fact of life, something that inevitably happens sooner or later, whether from the loss of a beloved childhood pet or the person you thought was your soulmate. In a perfect world we’d be sad for a little while and then move on, but many of us end up mourning our broken hearts for months, even years. If only we all had this useful guide to help us heal.
Whether it’s your own loss or someone you love who is in pain, the suggestions offered by life consultant Michael Kane will help the recoverer to work through the pain and begin to create a stronger, happier life. Kane offers specific steps and guidelines to lead you through each level of healing. Provocative questions can take you from figuring out just how badly you are still hurting (even if you thought you were already painfully aware) to daily actions that bring you to acceptance and moving on.
Kane also includes steps in forgiveness. Not forgiveness of your ex, but of yourself for messing up (in your own mind) what you now perceive to have been your sole opportunity for lifelong bliss.
Wisely, the author doesn’t end the book with how to create a better relationship with your next partner, but rather, how to be a loving, healed and whole person. And for those who would like a little extra support, Kane is developing a free web class that will be available mid-April. Look for details at www.michaelkane.org (White Cloud Blue Sky Publishing)
—Carrie Ann Winthrop
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