The Art and Practice of Living Wondrously (Momentum), Gebunden

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Discover the power of wonder in this guide to living with depth, joy, and meaning!

This book is more than just inspiration--it's a roadmap to embracing life fully, even in moments of uncertainty. Science confirms what wisdom has always taught us: experiencing awe and wonder, even briefly, enhances our well-being, deepens our connections, and builds resilience. This collection is a much-needed guide for weaving wonder into daily life, offering stories and insights from some of the most brilliant minds and soulful thinkers of our time. Among them, the renowned psychologist, author, and Holocaust survivor Dr. Edith Eger describes wonder as a lifeline in times of turmoil: "In the face of trauma and despair, wonder becomes a lifeline, reminding us that beauty exists even in darkness. It shifts our focus from what we have lost to what is still possible, opening our hearts to connection and hope as an active choice." This book is your invitation to embrace life more fully, with wisdom and curiosity guiding the way.

Through its pages, you'll explore:

Rising through pain and confusion--uncovering wonder even in life's challenges

Becoming an agent of hope--fortifying yourself and those around you with strength and meaning.

Featuring insights from leading thinkers and educators, including:

• Dr. Edith Eger

• Dr. Tal Ben-Shahar

• Dr. Erica Brown

• Sivan Rahav Meir

• Dr. Lisa Miller

• Bruce Feiler

• R. David Aaron

• Dr. Ronald Heifetz and Netaly Ophir-Flint

• Dr. Mijal Bitton and Dr. Noam Weissman

• Dr. Bruce Powell and many more

• "You, me, and our entire generation of Jews need this book... You will find yourself tapping it time and again as a rich handbook for becoming a better parent, friend, student, and leader--Jewishly!"

• --Alan Morinis, Founder of The Mussar Institute, author of Everyday Holiness

• A must-have for your nightstand or gift list. Let this book be your guide to a life filled with wonder, meaning, and deep connection.