Christian de la Huerta est un écrivain et coach spirituel dont le travail, qui s'étend sur trois décennies, se concentre sur l'intégration de la croissance spirituelle à la transformation personnelle. À travers ses écrits et ses conférences, il explore des thèmes tels que l'amour de soi, l'authenticité et la découverte du pouvoir intérieur. Son approche encourage les lecteurs à une plus grande conscience de soi et à embrasser leurs chemins uniques. L'œuvre de de la Huerta offre une inspiration à ceux qui recherchent un sens et un épanouissement plus grands dans leur vie.
The book invites readers to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and empowerment. It encourages individuals to tap into their inner strength and unlock their potential, emphasizing the importance of personal growth and resilience. Through practical exercises and inspiring insights, readers are guided to confront their fears, embrace their unique qualities, and become the heroes of their own stories. The focus is on reclaiming one's power and living authentically.
In these times of dramatic social change, when the highly charged issue of homosexuality is undeniably causing controversy in many arenas--religion, marriage, politics, education, the military-- Christian de la Huerta , founder and director of Q-Spirit, offers a fresh outlook on gay spirituality and how to assert it.A spiritual awakening is occurring in the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered community, as in much of the world. In this encompassing guidebook, de la Huerta looks at Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Taoism, Sufism, New Thought, New Age, and Earth-based religions, including Native American. Cogently investigating these traditions' attitudes, teachings, and policies toward homosexuality, the author gives the queer reader a foundation from which to begin building a spiritual connection. Coming Out Spiritually also synthesizes ten spiritual roles or archetypes people we now call gay or queer have often assumed and continue to enact creators of beauty, consciousness scouts, mediators, shamans, and healers, among others. Drawing on these models while acting as a guide to the queer community, the author shows how to look deeper inside; to reach higher than ever before; to step forth more fully into a rightful self. An impassioned call to action, Coming Out Spiritually alternatively touches, challenges, encourages, and supports the queer community to fully reclaim its spiritual heritage.