Cuando Sufres Por Tu Perdida: Palabras Consoladoras de Todo el Mundo (Spanish Edition)

Words are never enough. But over the centuries and in every tradition men and women have reached out with the only words they can find to comfort and console each other in times of loss. As You Grieve brings together some of the most profoundly consoling words written and spoken over the centuries in traditions as diverse as those of Native Americans, Africans, Buddhists, Moslems, Hindus, Jews, and Christians. At a time when words can never be enough here are time-tested reflections that express our unending desire to give the gift of understanding and consolation to those who grieve. Author Aaron Zerah, a leading minister of the interfaith religious movement, embraces all traditions and peoples. As chancellor of Interfaith Seminaries and president of Spirit of Interfaith, Inc., he ministers to individuals, families, communities and organizations. His previous books are, How the Children Became Stars (SORIN BOOKS, 2000), a compilation of stories, prayers and blessings from the world's great faith traditions and The Soul's A Year of Interfaith Stories, Prayers and Wisdom. He lives in Northern California with his wife, Madhuri, and their daughter.