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Acknowledgments
Coming In: Exchange and Responsibility
Part One: Healing in Fijian Culture
1. Vanua: The Land, the People, the Culture
2. Ceremonies and the Work of Healing
Part Two: The Story
3. Healing in the City
4.Conversations with Ratu Noa
5. First Visit to Tovu
6. Conversations with Ratu Noa
7. Moving to the Village
8. Tevita's Healing Work
9. Converstaions with Ratu Noa
10. A Death
11. A Second Death
12. "Lots of Dreams, Lots of Problems"
13. Conversations with Ratu Noa
14. Monday Night Healing
15. Telephone to the Vu
16. Conversations with Ratu Noa
17. A Third Death
18. The Dance of the Moon
19. "Everything Is Hard to Explain"
20. Conversations with Ratu Noa
21. Reverend Jemesa Comes to Tovu
22. The Weight of Suspicion
23. "There Is Sickness in the Land"
24. Joeli's Sickness
25. Conversations with Ratu Noa
26. Ratu Noa's Message to Tevita
27. Tevita Is No Longer Retired
28. Conversations with Ratu Noa
30. Return to Fuji
Part Three: The Straight Path
31. A Way of Living
32. A Transformational Approach to Healing, Development, and Social Change
Going Out: Responsibility and Exchange
Appendix A: Respect and Vulnerability in Research
Appendix B: Research Structure
Names That Make the Story
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
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Renee Harmon
reviewed The Straight Path of the Spirit: Ancestral Wisdom and Healing Traditions in Fiji on February 06, 2014 The Straight Path of the Spirit: Ancestral Wisdom and Healing Traditions in Fiji
When I picked this book up from the library I marveled at how small it was; I knew it was not a long read but as I examined this pocket sized book, I certainly was taken back. Yet, within it's pages lies a touching, thoughtful account of experiences within Wynhausen's family and those beloved by them. Furthermore, as the title suggests, it examines what constitutes resilience in relation to research, media, and personal life.
While I would not call this book perfect, it certainly touches on some important ideas and experiences surrounding a concept that can at times feel obscure, intangible. More importantly, Wynhausen tackles this subject beautifully, with heart, humor and insight. This is certainly a book worth a look for those interested in the human condition.
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