Book description
The unique Soul to Soul Connection and Communication experience presents a positive, mindful, and compelling
personal and intercultural communication global paradigm. Communication expert octogenarian Ruth Lindeck Forman
offers anecdotes and facts that enhance, inspire, and uplift to promote well-being, civility, and inclusion.
The book covers science, connections to nature, socio-political…
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Octogenarian philanthropist Ruth Lindeck Forman shares inspiring vignettes, critical questions, and helpful wisdom that has flourished from her lifelong journey as a wife, mother, grandmother, and communication specialist in the US, the Caribbean, and around the world.
Forman eloquently lays out pathways for readers to promote their self-insight and confidence, to utilize inspiring new models for advancing local and international rapport, friendship, hope, and harmony, and to improve cross-cultural understanding by embracing kinship and spiritual affection among members of our diverse human community worldwide.
Forman’s journal is a treasure trove of experience, optimism, compassion, comfort, and a practical guide to…
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