O TYM ODCINKU
When Dorothie and Martin Hellman faced the collapse of their marriage, it had to die in it's old form to make room for a new way of loving and relating to each other. But what started as a very personal path back to their marriage quickly taught them something significant about the world we live in; that it is indeed possible to face global challenges with compassion and love, creating solutions far beyond our limited imaginations. How did learning to love their differences and honor each other lead them to a map for a more sustainable and peaceful planet? In discussing the book they wrote together, A New Map for Relationships: Creating True Love at Home & Peace On The Planet, we will begin to glimpse the answer. In these times of rising global threat and inability to understand each other, can we afford not to try?
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