Ebook {Epub PDF} The Wishing Year: An Experiment in Desire by Noelle Oxenhandler

The Wishing Year is generous because Oxenhandler is generous. She opens her life to us down to her bones, including her longtime Buddhist practice, giving her readers an inside look at her gracious process in a yearlong experiment in “desire.” Oxenhandler confesses up front that in her life she often faces darkness, fear and loneliness. She struggles with what sometimes feel like contradictions when she . Author: Noelle Oxenhandler, Book: The Wishing Year: An Experiment in Desire () in PDF,EPUB. review 1: This book was just fine. It is about ex. With little left to lose, she launched a year's experiment in desire, forcing herself to take the plunge and try the path of Putting It Out There. It wasn't easy. A skeptic at heart, and a practicing Buddhist as well, Oxenhandler had grown up with a strong aversion to mixing spiritual and earthly matters.

With little left to lose, she launched a year's experiment in desire, forcing herself to take the plunge and try the path of Putting It Out There. It wasn't easy. A skeptic at heart, and a practicing Buddhist as well, Oxenhandler had grown up with a strong aversion to mixing spiritual and earthly matters. The Wishing Year: An Experiment in Desire Noelle Oxenhandler, Author. Random $24 (p) ISBN More By and About This Author. OTHER BOOKS. Eros of Parenthood; A Grief Out of. For true believers who wish confidently upon stars and blow out their birthday candles with sure expectation, Noelle Oxenhandler's new memoir will surely please - while perhaps winning over a nay-saying wish skeptic or two. The Wishing Year: A House, A Man, My Soul follows a year in the author's life as she decides to try "Putting It Out There." An essayist and Buddhist.

The Wishing Year: An Experiment in Desire Hardcover – January 1, by Noelle Oxenhandler (Author) See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. One New Year’s Day, Noelle Oxenhandler took stock of her life and found that she was alone after a long marriage, (ISBN). The Wishing Year is generous because Oxenhandler is generous. She opens her life to us down to her bones, including her longtime Buddhist practice, giving her readers an inside look at her gracious process in a yearlong experiment in “desire.” Oxenhandler confesses up front that in her life she often faces darkness, fear and loneliness. She struggles with what sometimes feel like contradictions when she mingles her aims to find love, honor desire and heal her spiritual life with her wish.