The Castle of the Pearl

by Christopher Biffle

Book Overview

First published in 1983, this book has attracted a cult following. The book helps people in classes, in therapy sessions, in seminars, or working alone, to see their lives more clearly by encouraging... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0060965061
• ISBN13: 9780060965068
• Release Date: January 1990
• Publisher: Harper Perennial
• Length: 180 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 8.1" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

This book changed my life.

This book helped me move beyond horrible personal tragedy. It was hard sometimes, but asked all the questions I needed to find the answers for within myself.

WANT TO REALLY GET TO KNOW YOURSELF?

THE BEST SELF-AWARENESS JOURNEY EVER!NO ONE CAN REMIND YOU ABOUT YOURSELF MORE THAN YOU CANBUY IT , USE IT , LIVE IT!

Castle of the Pearl

Had to take part in this self-discovery book for a psych class at my university. I found it to be such an amazing tool, one that opened doors. I intended to use it to its fullest extent and although hesitant, I found it to be the most helpful tools in self discovery that I have ever seen. I have refered the book to many (10, or better) and because it is out of print, have found a clean copy and took it upon myself to have several copies made so that others may reap the same benefits I have. I still have yet to finish because the places it has taken me have been so amazing I'm taking my time experiencing them. Too bad there aren't more self-discovery books like this one!

The best self-exploration I have ever been invited on!

Everyone needs to explore the self at sometime or another; this is one of the best I have ever experienced. Using the icons of a castle, and letting the reader imagine the possibilites is one of the best methods of self-exploration I have ever seen. It is a shame it is no longer in print. I will work hard to get as many as possible!!!

To really know my mother

I found this book among my mother's things after we laid her to rest. I can't tell you how much her inner thoughts about dad and us mean to me. I am going to write one for myself and for my daughter. It is an unparalleled keepsake. A true picture of someone dear to me and now gone.