Robin Norwood's best-selling book, Women Who Love Too Much, changed the way we think about love and helped several generations of women around the world overcome codependency and leave dysfunctional relationships. After becoming a world-renowned addiction therapist, Robyn Norwood unexpectedly faced with a severe personal crisis, she left psychotherapeutic practice and for ten years studied esoteric traditions and doctrines, alternative medicine and healing practices. In her new book, she offers readers a revolutionary perspective on the meaning of adversity and suffering through which fate takes us. In this book: [ul] “Why did these troubles happen to me?” The meaning of adversity and suffering in the context of our destiny. Addiction as a harbinger of radical changes in our lives and a reason to get to know ourselves. When adversity becomes the gateway to healing: how to use the trials that befall us for personal transformation, maintaining deep trust in life even in the most difficult times. Do we choose parents and circumstances of birth? How esotericism enriches psychology, expanding our understanding of human development.[/ul]This book will teach you to recognize the goals of the soul behind adversity and inspire you to deep transformation in order to fulfill the life tasks facing each of us, live a full life and heal the deepest heart wounds .