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The Tao of Motherhoodis ideal for mothers who long to blend their spirituality into parenting. This collection of brief essays draws upon the ancient teachings of Lao Tzu, reminding mothers of the fundamental truths that prevail when every other piece of parenting advice fails. Because the passages are brief, the book is accessible at any harried moment. It is also applicable to every stage of motherhood--from tending to infants to the mothering of adult children; for example, in the passage on "Paradox," author Vimala McClure writes, "There is nothing more receptive and flowing than water, yet there is nothing better for polishing the stone. A mother's nature is paradox. Your strength is in your gentleness. Your authority is in receptivity. Your power is in letting go."--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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review by trbrady. September 12, 2011

The Tao of Motherhood

Of all the hats we wear, motherhood has got to be both the most challenging and rewarding job that we women ever do. There's absolutely nothing like holding your baby in your arms and falling more deeply in love than you ever thought possible. Along with the joy is the responsibility of supporting and guiding this precious child as they become the person they will be. I think for the most part, the love and joy comes naturally. It's the supporting and guiding that requires … more

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