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The Wonder of Being Alive
Understanding the Body, Health, and Recovery
There is more to being alive than we often stop to notice.
Every heartbeat, shared meal, and night of sleep depends on work we rarely notice. The Wonder of Being Alive invites readers to understand the body more clearly and consider what it means to care for a whole person. Beginning with cells, nourishment, and the messages that connect the body, it explores questions about recovery, daily rhythms, surroundings, and relationships while distinguishing established knowledge from proposals that still need testing. Christian reflections on embodiment, rest, and shared care bring these questions into everyday life.
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Every heartbeat, shared meal, and night of sleep depends on work we rarely notice. The Wonder of Being Alive invites readers to understand the body more clearly and consider what it means to care for a whole person. Beginning with cells, nourishment, and the messages that connect the body, it explores questions about recovery, daily rhythms, surroundings, and relationships while distinguishing established knowledge from proposals that still need testing. Christian reflections on embodiment, rest, and shared care bring these questions into everyday life.
Inside the idea.
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Embodied life
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Health and human limits
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Wonder and gratitude
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Care and recovery
Who this book is for.
Adults reflecting on embodied life, health, wonder, and the meaning of caring for ourselves and others.
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Dr. R. C. Titus
Author, educator, and researcher exploring human formation, leadership, belonging, and the enduring work of learning.
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