Little Me Can Live a Big Life

Peter Allman has written a unique, compelling, yet simple collection of paradoxes that invite the reader to unlock the mystery of living a bigger life that includes the "both-and" thinking of paradoxes. This book helps the reader to integrate paradoxical truths.

Each chapter is drawn from the author's personal experiences as a psychotherapist, adjunct professor of undergraduate and graduate psychology classes, sought-after public speaker, co-founder and president of a non-profit, after-school center for disadvantaged adolescents, husband, and father.

"The Western mind and the left brain have ignored much of the depth of true spirituality--by ignoring its invariably paradoxical character. Peter Allman does an immense service by holding and yet revealing great paradoxes in a very creative tension. This book could change the way you hear spiritual texts and teachers, and the way you will grow from now on "

Richard Rohr, O.F.M., author of "Everything Belongs: The Gift of Contemplative Prayer""