Taking the reader through the entire journey of love with its tumultuous ups and downs, Rashna Imhasly-Gandhi, a practising psychologist, helps us understand our psyche, examine our expectations - conscious and subconscious, and then reveals what actual loving is all about. Using the Radha-Krishna, Shiva Shakti myths, she paves a practical path towards solving marital crises, activating inner healing and sustaining love.
About the Author:
Rashna Imhasly Gandhi is a Delhi based practising psychologist. Her specialty lies in family and partner therapy. Born in Mumbai, one of her early formative influences was Swami Muktananda. She studied in India, USA and Switzerland. Married to a Swiss, they have one daughter. After living in Europe for seventeen years, she moved to New Delhi in 1984, where she began a counselling practice. She is actively involved in environmental and ecological issues, as well as peace and reconciliation projects. She continues to lecture and lead workshops and training courses in Switzerland, Germany, Holland and Mexico.
Contents:
Foreword Preface Acknowledgement PART I: IN LOVE, LOVE, LOVING Chapter 1 The Perils of Falling in Love Chapter 2 The Ego, the Unconscious and the Self Chapter 3 The Stereotypical Marriage Chapter 4 Personality, Projection: Pre-conceived Images Chapter 5 Crises: Opportunities for Change PART II: INTEGRATING MYTH WITH REALITY Chapter 6 Breaking the Shackles of Maya Chapter 7 Indian Myths: The Guiding Light Chapter 8 The Myth of Radha and Krishna Chapter 9 Myth and Reality PART III: TRANSFORMATION: GROWTH AND CHANGE WITHIN MARRIAGE Chapter 10 Shiva and Shakti: Paradigm of Individuation Chapter 11 Alluring Shiva Chapter 12 The Marriage of Shiva and Sati Chapter 13 Symbolism of Sati's Sacrifice Chapter 14 The Return of Shakti Chapter 15 Shiva and Parvati-The Final Union Chapter 16 Merging with the Soul Glossary Notes Bibliography
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