Debra Silverman

Everyone longs to be understood in their essence. In "The Missing Element", author Debra Silverman describes human nature in a compassionate and succinct way, and offers ways for us to get to know ourselves in depth with the wisdom of archetypes. The information in this book stands on the shoulders of our elders, who understood the four directions, the four elements, the four noble truths. Whatever pain you experience is specific to your personality type, based on the four elements. The 'missing element' is twofold: it refers to the Observer inside you – the part of you that can stand outside of judgment and see yourself with a more wise and compassionate approach – much like our elders did. And it also refers to the elements that make up your personality and more specifically, to the element which is your weakest. Your issues will repeat themselves again and again until you can see yourself and others from the compassionate vantage point that unites all of us. You will understand that your life and all its stories were designed by your soul to get your attention right now. It is inviting you to seek the wisdom of the ages to help you grow... that’s why you found this book at this moment in time!

Inspiring Compassion for the Human Condition

The Missing Element

Understand yourself better with astrology and psychology Debra Silverman helps you let go of your ego and understand yourself with love and insight. In this book, you will discover how to harness the power of your zodiac sign and develop compassion for others. Whether you are a spiritual seeker or a sceptic, this guide uniquely combines psychology and astrology. Debra, who herself once doubted astrology, shows you how, by understanding the challenges of each zodiac sign, you can release self-criticism and negativity. The result? Unconditional self-love and a better version of yourself.

A Therapist's Guide to the Life-Changing Wisdom of the Stars

I don't believe in astrology (Engels)

Martin Dupuis

Joseph Allen Boone

Karin Quimby

Martin Meeker

Cindy Sarver

Rosemary Weatherston

From the history of gay and lesbian studies to the emergence of video bars, from an interview with Cherrie Moraga to a photo record of 1950s gay Los Angeles these essays tackle the past, present and future of gay sexuality from all directions.

Millennial Geographies, Genders, and Generations

Queer Frontiers

Debra Silverman

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