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Shefali ne învață ce înseamnă să fii o femeie puternică, să îți asumi întotdeauna responsabilitatea pentru acțiunile tale, să te eliberezi de frici, să spui ceea ce gândești și simți, să faci ce îți aduce bucurie, să te iubești pe tine însăți, să lași în urmă vechile tipare cu care ai fost crescută și educată, pentru a îmbrățișa noul tău sine, noile tale idei și comportamente. She has an early memory of her grandmother absently tying knots in her sari, haphazardly fixing her hair, and then explaining she didn’t need to worry about being beautiful since her husband was dead.
She hedges so much to make her points in this book, it begins to feel akin to your racist friend who precedes every observation with "I'm not racist, but. I didn't ask for it, no woman does, and I took action as soon as it was safe to escape (and that's a possibility I know a lot of women don't have). The patriarchal tentacle that snared young Shefali was India’s infatuation with light-colored skin and eyes. I feel like it lacked nuance overall and I can't help but wonder if she would talk about men in the same way if she had a son instead of a daughter.For anybody out there who is interested in a deep-personal-diving, get ready to embark on a journey. To access you ebook(s) after purchasing, you can download the free Glose app or read instantly on your browser by logging into Glose. I was so excited to read this book and I am beyond disappointed that yet another woman doesn't have the fortitude to talk about women without proper analysis of male behaviour, and the absolute egoism inherent in genderism.
A Radical Awakening is the ultimate guide to breaking free from everything that doesn't feel right to you, from all imposed (and sometimes, unwritten) rules and regulations, from all things, people, and experiences that don't honor your essence. I will not try to share an objective perspective since this book touched me in a powerful, personal sense. This blend of East and West allow her to reach a global audience and establishes her as one of a kind in the field of mindfulness psychology for families. Absolutely not, it took a decade to finally come to terms that the abuse suffered from these men (and others) and it was NOT MY FAULT.The patriarchy conditions people, especially women, to assume predetermined roles – subservient wife, obedient daughter, silent victim – or it scares them into false roles, like Shefali’s ninja, and prevents them from discovering their true nature on their own. Like the patriarchy, these institutions want individuals to seek their identity through something external – church, marriage, an educational legacy, and so on – rather than internal. There is an abundance of radical ideology in here, explained thoroughly and dissected for easier understanding. Without the privilege of having the MEANS to choose this, that, and the other-- where does that leave the rest of her readers? A Radical Awakening lays out a path for women to heal their psychic wounds and prepares them to discover their own powers to help heal others and the planet.
Not only that, but she puts men and women in very stereotypical boxes in ways that are disempowering and narrow-minded. This is an eloquent and inspiring, practical and accessible book, backed with real-life examples and personal stories, that unlocks the extraordinary power necessary to awaken the conscious self. She stopped clinging to the fantasy of being the good girl who would never divorce or break up her family.Shefali Tsabary has written four books, including her landmark New York Times best sellers, The Conscious Parent and The Awakened Family.
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