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"The Age Of Miracles; Embracing the New MidLife", By far, the most common sense book on who we are at midlife. You cannot help but be affected as you listen to the cd and it dawns on you that every word Marianne Williamson utters makes complete and perfect sense. It's as though she knows you and is speaking to you personally. You will come away not only with a new knowledge of who you are as a middle aged person, but as who your parents, siblings and children really are as well. It provides amazing insight into the human psyche. It's simply a must read. If you don't have it - GET IT. And then, share it with everyone else you know.

"A wise reframing of midlife", Marianne Williamson feels and writes deeply about spiritual matters, and about finding one's destiny among the spoils and ruins of youthful vigor. She lovingly probes the potential that lies before us at any age -- the potential for miracles and miraculous transformation -- but especially when our external clock has cycled into the 50s and 60s.

Her musings urge us to soften our perspective on lifestyle, personal decisions and relationships. She argues that we need to grant ourselves spiritual permission to care deeply about matters immaterial and to weave these considerations into our lives. She sprinkles her book with thoughtful prayers that we would do well to remember in daily meditation.

This is a book worth revisiting, in whole or in small bites. Each chapter stands on its own, providing guidance and comfort. Overall, the chapters nourish and complement any faith or belief system. She points to the sacred center of all belief, and asks us to align ourselves with it. While the book may seem slight to some, don't be fooled. Its sublte embrace will feel good, as hugs from those who care always do.

"Women - great book for all ages!", Marianne's wisdom is such a welcome example of the so called "mid-life" that a lot of us currently find ourselves. I'm a firm beliver that 60 is the new 40 and I'm blessed to experience that fact each and everyday of my life. The reason it is so easy for me is the availability of books like this one that remind us of "who we really are" and show us a kinder, gentler way of "being" in this world. I would recommend this book to any woman, but especially those who don't yet understand how blessed we are to have reached this glorious mid-life experience!

"Consistent Messages from Marianne", Marianne Williamson is the best known interpretor of A Course in Miracles and a highly reference spiritual writer in many New Age circles. Her works over the years have reflected her thoughts and philosophies of how the Course relates to stages in life. Her lectures and writings have great appeal and this latest book is geared towards mid-life oriented wisdom. Many core beliefs are similar to those expressed in other books by Marianne. However, there is less new stuff here as other reviewers have noted. A worthy read but unless you are familiar with A Course in Miracles it may not resonate with you. The Course in Miracles has been around a long time and general acceptance of the text is a given in metropolitan areas. But the text itself has had its share of controversy.

"Wonderful CD", This Cd has come to me in a time of my life when I really needed to know someone else knows just how I feel. Marianne is a great speaker and does a excellent job with the aging process that we all don't want to face.

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"THE AGE OF MIRACLES: EMBRACIN NEW MIDLIFE", THIS BOOK IS VERY WELL WRITTEN...WITH LOTS OF GREAT INSITES INTO THE MIDLIFE STAGE OF AGE.
I HAVE GREATLY ENJOYED READING IT AND HAVE TOLD ALL MY SAME AGE FRIENDS...THIS BOOK ISN'T JUST FOR WOMEN, IT REALLY GIVES LOTS OF LITE HEARTED AND EBRICHING INFO. AS WELL AS WONDERFUL ADVICE ON LOOKING AT A NEW LIFE NOT A OLD ONE! LOVED IT!!

"miracles", marianne williamson brings her knowledge and share the importance of reminding us how miracles happen on a daily basis. Middle age is no longer a drag since the baby boomers have found a way to extend their middle life for 15 years. Marianne tells us that life is about this moment, the present moment.

"Inspiring Daydream", I am familiar with Marianne's popularity as a spiritual teacher and speaker and this is the first of her books that I've read. Here's what I enjoyed. She has an easy flowing writing style, a nice way with words. I sensed the entire book as her personal prayer for a greater embodiment of love by herself and hopefully others. I find this inspiring. However, on the whole, I don't feel that this book lives up to its title. Her contemplation on spiritual maturity seems merely hopeful, and thus shallow. She talks too much story for me and while reading it, I sometimes felt as if I was listening to her daydreaming about the meaning of her life. I didn't sense any real presence in this work. I agree that by and large the baby boomer generation is still fast asleep and waking up now would surely bring more light to play in our world. Yet, I am not confident that this book is a true wake-up call for the midlife reader. It reads more like an interesting coffee house conversation with an intimate friend. Those who enjoy waxing philosophical might like this offering. Sundance Burke, Author Free Spirit: A Guide to Enlightened Being

"Great up until the last two chapters", This book totally met me where I'm at as my son is a teenager and I'm looking to my life when he has flown the nest and I'm older and grayer. She has a great persepective on growing older and embracing it. Her book really helped me to not be so afraid of growing older as is so prevalent in our society, but to embrace my greatness as I get older. Her last two chapters left me bewildered. She totally moves into a rant about the world and politics and the only way to combat the bad stuff going on in the world is with LOVE. I don't disagree with what she has to say, but how did this book move in this direction? The last two chapters left me a little disappointed in her book in general.

"Empowering!", Over the years, Marianne Williamson's books and lectures have helped me to find and focus the central truths of my life. This beautifully written book is a reminder that midlife can be rich with wisdom and confidence. Midlife is a time of doing, creating and becoming on many simultaneous levels. My husband bought the audio version for me, and I resonated with it so strongly, I immediately bought a print copy for my mom.