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Women and Their Emotions
Are emotions ruining your life? You can change the way you feel. Women and Their Emotions is a healing look at emotional wounds, hard-to-break habits, and pitfalls...and how to overcome them.From experience as a counselor, Miriam Neff combines biblical truths and psychological principles to help women understand and master their emotions.
176 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 1984
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November 11, 2012
It is full of truth. I highly recommend it.
April 7, 2025
This book was helpful and theologically solid, but I did not love the writing style. My favorite chapters were on contentment and loneliness…I felt like she had some wonderful insights.
A few quotes from the book:
“Contentment is a matter of the mind. It’s perspective. It’s making a list of what we believe will make us content in one column, writing as many pages as we wish, then, in the opposite column, writing simply, “God.” The “God” column more than balances our other list, no matter how long the first column is.”
“If God had created us all alike, would we ever be lonely? I think not. Someone else could know exactly how we feel. But “human” means no one else has your fingerprints, no one else creates an identical footprint in the sand. Perhaps when we feel lonely we can accept that feeling as a reminder that we are created uniquely in His image - which is better than being like any other human!”
“There is no love without sacrifice. And sacrifice looks to the future at the expense of the present.”
“Instead of shuddering and staying uninvolved, Esther said, ‘If I perish, I perish.’ Esther 4:16”
A few quotes from the book:
“Contentment is a matter of the mind. It’s perspective. It’s making a list of what we believe will make us content in one column, writing as many pages as we wish, then, in the opposite column, writing simply, “God.” The “God” column more than balances our other list, no matter how long the first column is.”
“If God had created us all alike, would we ever be lonely? I think not. Someone else could know exactly how we feel. But “human” means no one else has your fingerprints, no one else creates an identical footprint in the sand. Perhaps when we feel lonely we can accept that feeling as a reminder that we are created uniquely in His image - which is better than being like any other human!”
“There is no love without sacrifice. And sacrifice looks to the future at the expense of the present.”
“Instead of shuddering and staying uninvolved, Esther said, ‘If I perish, I perish.’ Esther 4:16”
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