blameless

How much of where we find ourselves in life is related to the attachment/or lack of to our parents? How can I insure that I will not repeat the negatives of my upbringing?

New book(to me) "It's Not My Fault" by Patricia Romano McGraw
http://www.amazon.com/

How can relationships, with other people and with God heal us?
There is so much healing to happen in the world.

New concept/discipline approach(to me) Love and Logic
http://www.loveandlogic.com/

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