Midlife Pathways: Essays on Accepting Change as a Gateway to Transformation

by Dorothy Sander

Midlife Pathways is the first in a series of writings by the author where she delves into life's most challenging issues and mines them for the jewels of personal and spiritual growth. The challenges faced at midlife provide the perfect opportunity to go a little deeper into ourselves and reconnect with the person we were born to be. It is a chance to set our course on a path that is more in alignment with our deepest values and beliefs.

The difficulties inherent in the midlife process are the building material for the development of greater self-awareness and resultant self-esteem. It is an opportunity to make adjustments so that we can make the next fifty the best fifty. Midlife is not an ending; it is a beginning. . . a gateway into a richer, more meaningful and satisfying life. Transformation is the process.

171 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 21, 2016

About the author

Dorothy Sander received her M.Div. degree from Princeton Theological Seminary, with a concentration in Jungian theory and spiritual counseling. After nearly 2 decades immersed in the raising of her children and running a home based business, she returned to her first love of research and writing.

Resuming her education with current teachers of archetypal theory, such as Caroline Myss, Dr. Clarissa Pinkolas Estes, Sander carries a lifetime of seeking and learning to those who are willing to do the work necessary to end their suffering and embrace their true selves. Sander has authored three books, all of which guide readers toward through the transformation process and toward this end.

She is the founder of The Aging Abundantly Community, for 50+ women who wish to embrace the aging process as the springboard for transformation and a meaningful part of life.