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The Wonder of Touch

  • Publisher: Resource Publications (Wipf and Stock)
  • Published: 2021

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Publisher's Description

The central message of this book is that the well-being of body, mind, spirit, and planet requires that we nurture our connections. From our skin to the cosmic, to sights and sounds to the Transcendent, this book takes us by the hand to marvel at how life itself is a constellation of interrelationships of touch. We cannot not touch and be touched. Humans live in a biosphere of touch, the touch thriving and bustling within our bodies, the touch of our relationships with family and friends, the touch between neighbors, the touch with Mother Nature, and the touch with the Transcendent. Selfishness, and self-centeredness are the powers withering us and the planet. In our confrontation with our anxiety at death, guilt, and meaningless, we sever the very interrelations that nourish and enrich life. It is imperative, as perhaps never before, that we restore our touch with our deepest selves, others, Mother Nature, and the Transcendent.


Endorsements (3)

“How many of us take touch for granted? This book explores the many facets of touch and recognizes its unique power to heal and give meaning to our lives. In times like these, touch may be the key to bridge that which divides us. Touch has the capacity to heal our planet. Thank you, Bill Dorman, for this soulful reminder that touch is essential to our wholeness.”

Sue Joiner

“Dr. William Dorman shares with us what is both timely and timeless in The Wonder of Touch. As a decades-long spiritual healer, he gives us tools through his faith and generous personal narratives to overcome inner emptiness and to reconnect in community. This volume of psychology, theology, and spirituality points to ways to have compassion for ourselves and others through the miraculous gift of touch.”

Paul J. Citrin

“The Wonder of Touch is a genuine gift in these trying times of socially distancing and pandemic woes. Author William Dorman leads us through a discussion of the significance of being in touch with ourselves, with others, the earth, and our Creator. Timely, poignant, and beautifully written, here is a book we all need to read.”

Lynne Hinton

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