Rush of a Violent Wind
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It wasn’t enough that the intruder murdered Elaine’s husband before her eyes, shot her brother through the chest and pistol-whipped her after the gun which he put in her face misfired. He then eluded police and contacted her a year later with a promise to find and kill her and her infant daughter. It required several years, the expertise of a highly-skilled psychiatrist, and indomitable courage for her to reconstruct her shattered life and finally emerge into public life as a physician. When critical illness ended her career, she experienced a transcendent vision, and reported being transported to a place beyond finite time and space, deep into Divine mystery. She returned with an eternal perspective on good, evil, and forgiveness—a cosmic epiphany vigorously analyzed and debated in the dialogue between a university psychology professor and her own psychotherapist who is also a theologian.James E. Gebhart, Ph.D. is both a United Methodist minister and a Clinical Psychologist. He has been in independent practice for thirty-five years. He wrote this book to share Elaine’s inspirational and moving story.----------"This is a rare, welcome, and extremely well-written book that will appeal to many different readers. Rush of a Violent Wind is a non-fiction detective story about a woman running from a murderer who has killed her husband and seems intent upon killing her. It is also a story of that woman’s descent into suicidal ideation, her subsequent hospitalization, and her ultimate recovery. Woven throughout the narrative we discover the psychological, spiritual, and philosophical approaches to healing that a compassionate doctor shared with this courageous woman.This is a story that speaks to anyone who is losing hope that recovery is possible after suffering grievous harm. Rush of a Violent Wind is so much more
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