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Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9781401057343 |
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Publisher: | Xlibris Corporation |
Publication date: | 08/30/2002 |
Edition description: | First Edition |
Pages: | 592 |
Product dimensions: | 5.56(w) x 8.48(h) x 1.44(d) |
Table of Contents
Introduction |
1. Learn How to Meditate |
2. Discover the Beauty of Keeping a Journal |
3. Accept a Nice Compliment |
4. Master Creative Visualization |
5. Listen to Your Intuition |
6. Understand the Chakras Working in Your Body |
7. Create Your Own Exercise Program |
8. Get Your Finances Together |
9. Remember That Nothing Is Chance |
10. Organize Your Stuff |
11. Nurture Your Hobby |
12. Lift as You Climb |
13. Go Back to School |
14. Love Yourself Unconditionally |
15. Interpret Your Crazy Dreams |
16. Cope with the Temptation of the Flesh |
17. Say No and Really Mean It |
18. Believe in You |
19. Read About Your Ancient Herstory and History |
20. Practice Infinite Patience |
21. Shift Your Nasty Attitude |
22. Follow Your Calling |
23. Mend Your Broken Bridges |
24. Take A Risk |
25. Understand Spiritual Chemistries and Divine Connections |
26. Maintain Reciprocity with Your Mate |
27. Let Go |
28. Speak About Childhood Sexual Abuse |
29. Understand the Art of Doing Nothing |
30. Heal Through Your Depression |
31. Learn to See the Humor in Life |
32. Mind Your Own Business |
33. Eat a Healthier Diet |
34. End Procrastination |
35. Engage in Safer Sex |
36. Discover the Joys of Celibacy |
37. Donate to Charity |
38. Be Proud of Your Single Life |
39. Keep Your Own Power |
40. Register to Vote |
41. Know the Beauty of Self-Affirmation |
42. Don’t Take Things So Personally |
43. Give Yourself the Freedom to be You |
44. Forgive Yourself and Others |
45. Know the Signs of Domestic Violence |
46. Change Your Current Way of Thinking |
47. Ask for Help When You Know You Need It |
48. Support Black Men |
49. Care for Your Aging Parents |
50. Allow Yourself to Grieve or Cry |
51. Balance Your Material and Spiritual Life |
52. Choose a Good, Recommended Therapist |
53. Accept Your Sexuality |
54. Start or Join a Book Club |
55. Deal with Rejection |
56. Cultivate Loving Speech |
57. Learn the Truth About HIV/AIDS |
58. Tell Your Story |
59. Set Attainable Goals |
60. Bring Pleasure to Yourself |
61. Become A Better Listener |
62. End Your Fear of Death |
63. Accept Your Physical Appearance |
64. Decide to Mentor or Foster a Child’s Growth |
65. Stop Getting Played |
66. Cure Anxiety and End Panic Attacks |
67. Step Out of Your Comfort Zone |
68. Remember How to Relax |
69. Permit Your Partner’s Growth |
70. Make Time for Family and Friends |
71. Heal Your Wounded Past |
72. Immerse Yourself Within Your Community |
73. Free Yourself of Codependency |
74. Conquer Sexism In Your Immediate and External World |
75. Enjoy Sex to the Fullest |
76. Transform Anger into Love |
77. Tell the Truth |
78. Respect Your Elders |
79. The Power of Networking and Establishing Contacts |
80. Overcome the Fear of Being Alone |
81. Find Your Own Way |
82. Remember that You Are the Prize |
83. Love Your Hair |
84. Clean Out Your Emotional Life |
85. Glean Insight from All of Your Experiences |
86. Give Voice to the God Within |
87. Decorate Your House with Love |
88. Plant the Seeds of Success |
89. Free Yourself of the Superwoman Myth |
90. Conquer Your Fears |
91. The Mother-Daughter Bond |
92. Add More Color to Your Wardrobe and Life |
93. Heal Your Broken Heart |
94. Celebrate Kwanzaa |
95. Treat Yourself for a Job Well-Done |
96. Thank Your Ancestors |
97. The Father-Daughter Connection |
98. Allow Your Angels to Help You |
99. Embrace Your Mirror Image |
100. Count All of Your Blessings |
101. Give Praise to the Most High |
Bibliography and Recommended Reading List |
Organizations and Resources |
A Guide to Historically Black Colleges and Universities |
Great Websites |
What People are Saying About This
Jamie Walker is insightful and wise way beyond her years. A page turner would not describe the inability to put this book down! There is wit and humor in every single passage! No Black woman's bookshelf should be without this manual of self worth and respect. Though apparently geared toward Black women, it is useful for any woman who will open her mind to learning about herself and growing.
Social Worker/Activist; Oakland, California
Ewuare Osayande, Caught at the Crossroads Without a Map; Chairperson of the Philadelphia Black Radical Congress
Jamie Walker has written a healing balm for Black women daily assaulted by racist and sexist realities. Her prescriptive words are also instructive to us men socialized to view women as objects. Her loving engagement with Black women in the book reminding them of their subjectivity and agency teaches us to see Black women with new eyes, to love Black women with renewed hearts, and maybe, just maybe, learn to love ourselves anew in the process.
Lanette Everett, Business Counselor
Finally everything a woman needs is in one book!
I believe this is a necessary and encouraging message that Jamie is sending out to Black woman, especially our young black women. Most of us didn't tap into our inner selves until we had experienced numerous trials and tribulations in our lives. We didn't see the value in the valley. This is definitely a book I will add to my collection.
Assistant to the Librarian; UC Merced
An excellent resource!
co-founder Freedomways magazine