books by Rusty Berkus (soulprints empowering treasures)

books by Rusty Berkus

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10 reviews
Rusty Berkus

Red Rose Publications, 1990

overcoming a sisters death
my best friend died almost 2 years ago, and i almost killed myself over it. she was more like a sister to me than a friend. our families were so close. i started seeking therapy, and my therapist read this book to me, and it really helped me. i bought the book for me, and my deceased best friends mother. its a wonderful book, and it truly helped me to get through the toughest time of my life. i ...

Consciousness of Deserving: Awakening to the Treasures Within the Mind

2 reviews
Rusty Berkus

Red Rose Publications, 1992

This book explains how we manifest our fate
I *love* this book & think everyone should read it just once! It takes some complex ideas and translates them with an easy to understand conversational style that pulls no punches. It explains how we create the realities in our lives with our perceptions. Then it details how those perceptions affect our world and outlines what we can do to make it a better place for everyone. I love the art work ...

Your Path to Spiritual Starhood: Empowering Your Sacred Self

1 review
Rusty Berkus

Red Rose Press, 1998

A must-read about your limitless inner strengths
In a most beautiful, warm, poetic style, Rusty Berkus encourages her reader to allow himself to be the best that he can be. She not only gives her permission, she so effectively inspires him to achieve that. This is a necessary reading for anyone with an ounce of spirituality!

Appearances : Clearings Through the Masks of Our Existence

3 reviews
Rusty Berkus

Red Rose Press, 1984

an inspirational mirror to the soul.
Rusty has a way of bringing you home to yourself. It's a wonderful book for teenagers and adults. The book concentrates on acceptance of you for the person you are. How it's possible to love, dislike, not believe and believe all at the same time and in the same moment. I have given this book on several occassions, to a teenager struggling with her identity, and an adult struggling to find ...

Nell the Nebbish: The True Adventures of a Mensch in Hiding

2 reviews
Rusty Berkus

Red Rose Publications, 1988

Inspirational
I really love this book, Nell is a great role model who likes herself as she trully is. She inspired me to be "real" and not be so critical of my shortcoming i.e. not being perfect, skinny enough, motivated enough, rich enough, smart enough. I'm lucky to have found this book and think that it would be great for children as an great example of healthy self-esteem and self-acceptance.