THE KIND COMPANION

This book is born in me from a mixture of feelings. The first is sadness – because I closely observe women who remain frozen, although, paradoxically, they are constantly in motion. In conversations with friends, in the stories of participants in the workshops I run, in letters from readers of "Kind Companion," the theme of living in entanglement, living someone else's life, keeps recurring. This brings about a sense of great loss, a complete futility. Then, indignation arises. And finally – hope, that we can meet, and that this meeting will be important both for you and for me. I see it as a kind of shared journey in search of inner freedom – not the kind of freedom that someone would give you or me, but the one we can find within ourselves.