Raised by a king and a strict and inflexible Queen Victoria grows delicate dreaming that someday be rescued by a prince charming, as happens in fairy tales. But when rescued, things do not happen as planned and the prince stops being charming, and the princess, following the advice of a wise owl, embarks on an exciting journey through the Way of Truth.
This wonderful story by Marcia Grad, in line with "The knight in the rusty armor"Symbolizes the journey we all do in life as separate illusion from reality and discover what we really are and how that daily miracle that is life works.
"The princess who believed in fairy tales"It's one of those books that help you realize how sometimes we do not listen to ourselves, and how powerless we can feel when we pass on the guilt of what happens to others.
Perhaps the reason why this book, written in 1995 and with more than 60 editions behind it, remains one of my favorites, is that it encourages you to regain personal dignity and power, get out of victimhood, taking responsibility for the as appropriate and enjoy healthier and more loving relationships. As in good fairy tales ...
Among the personal growth books that exist, it is one of the best to realize that the blame for everything that happens does not fall on others, but that each one of us is responsible for ourselves ...
It is one of my favorites to use in therapy. Read it !!!