Publisher's Synopsis
Traveling the world, Phyllis K. Peterson has lovingly conveyed her first-hand knowledge of how the Revelation of Baha'u'llah relates to the issues of all people from all cultures. In its power to transform societal woes, Baha'i' teachings offer safe haven as individuals seek to improve both their own lives but also the lives of their families and communities. Mrs. Peterson's lifelong mission - advocating as a warrior of love for all humanity, while sharing these teachings - bears beautiful fruit in this poignant and honest memoir. "Although the thought of being a warrior may seem grandiose, even simple acts may take warrior-like courage to carry out when one is also shackled by fear and doubt. The inner battle - "arresting ones fears and rising above the baser stages of doubt" - is where the mettle of the warrior is tested."" (Dr. Marilyn Higgins, Pioneer to Japan.) "An heroic female spirit takes many forms. This one is a diminutive 75 year old warrior of love for all of humanity, who has traveled the world giving voice to the voiceless and teaching souls how to create sanctuary within this oft dangerous world." (Nancy Good) Phyllis K. Peterson is an international speaker, teaching "Protective Behaviors for Children," "Boundaries," "The Importance of the Development of a Feeling Language in Children and Adults," "Chastity," "Authority of Self," and "Equality of Women: Storytelling," in the U.S., Asia, Africa, and the South Pacific, countries where HIV/AIDS, child sexual abuse and human trafficking is epidemic.
