Dones vs. Obligaciones

"La gracia extraordinara de Dios es difícil de captar, pero es mucho má fácil de entender a través de historias del pueblo de Dios."--Page 4 of cover.

With a liberating psychotherapeutic vision of Jesus Christ and Maria Magdalena, Robert Navarro guides the reader to overcome neurosis, stop family and social violence, and reach a pure conscience. In order to do this, the author restores and revitalizes the historical personality of Jesus of Nazareth. He proposes a path to integrate personal development in oneself which may include sexual relations, as was the case with Magdalena. Jesus affirms that salvation is brought upon oneself and that God is the father of all, that he listens and pardons us for our sins. The Catholic Church declares...

El ser humano tiene tendencia natural hacia su creador, como la abeja al panal, la cual está más allá de la razón y de los instintos. Es la convicción no aprendida de que estamos unidos a Dios, cualquiera que sea la idea que de Él tengamos. Nos experimentamos pequeños y desvalidos frente a su infinitud y poder, y esto nos induce a depender y caer, aferrándonos a la idea de que El Señor está obligado a proporcionarnos todo lo que necesitamos. Pero, Dios nos creó a su imagen y semejanza, igualitos a Él en su substancia y cualidades y nos dio los elementos necesarios para poderlo...

Unlike other spiritually oriented texts that describe abstruse principles, this book offers easily accessible concepts that all readers will be able to readily understand and apply to their own daily experiences, such as "God sees only the best in us. Having mercy on yourself means to be true to God's vision of that perfection." Each inspiring thought is set on its own page for easy reading, helping the reader derive the most meaning and enjoyment from it. Page after page, these timeless words will offer all readers support, inspiration and comfort in our fast-paced and all-too-often harsh...