ISBN 1-58939-971-4, softcover, $12.95, 208 pages
In the universal scheme of things, no responsibility is greater than that of nurturing children. Here, in “The Middle Way of Childhood” readers are offered 150 quotations drawn from the finest writings of the Buddhist masters. Each classic quote is accompanied by a brief reflective selection designed to place these precious thoughts into a modern context. In this way readers are afforded a look at the timeless principles that have guided the hands, hearts, and minds of compassionate adults across the ages in terms of how to best help children develop to their fullest potential. Subjects such as coping with anger, balancing the need to support with that of guiding in troubled times, providing positive feedback and simply expressing love are all presented in this thoughtful book. In the end readers of “The Middle Way of Childhood” will come away from this book with insights into this vital practice as well as their own lives and happiness.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Greg M. Romaneck is a committed educator who has spent his professional life working in schools. Greg is also a dedicated parent who, along with his wife Jane, has raised three children. In his spare time Greg enjoys backpacking, hiking, bicycling, reading, spending time with his family, films, and writing. To date Greg has published approximately 170 articles, 1200 children's book reviews, and eight books. His primary writing interests include self-help, leadership, Civil War history, backpacking, poetry, and spiritual matters. Greg's interest in Buddhist themes has stemmed from years of reading and study in the field as well as seeing first hand the value of balance, perspective, and compassionate practices in his life.
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