Sex Spirit Selfhood - A Story of Abuse Healing and Transformation

Mike Luedde

Summary

The pebbles, rocks, and boulders of our wounds and failures litter the path to authentic selfhood. In Sex Spirit Selfhood Mike Luedde offers healing words to those who are faithful to Gods guidance on their journey. As he shares his own experiences of Spirit, attention to the inner life, and openness to Gods love, Dr. Luedde gives hope that God will transform our garbage into gold and shows us the holiness that awaits us in ordinary life.

 
I found this book hard to put down! Dr. Luedde had me from the beginning.
	-Terry Richter, MSW, LCSW

 
It held me from the first page. Mike inspired me to reflect on my own experience of God.
	-Elizabeth Garney, RN

 
Sex Spirit Selfhood begins with subtlety and builds to a crescendo. It is a courageous book.
	-Rev. Robert L. Dees, Hospice Chaplain and Spiritual Director

 
Mike Luedde eases our entry into an enlightened take on contemporary theology that never overwhelms his dramatic arc. The playful way he describes his mystical experiences is very seductive and quite original. The book was a treat to read. Mike Lueddes prose often sings and sings well.
	-Lewis Garvin, Poet

Available since: 02/19/2016.

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