A Path TowardInner HealingIn Oros HaTeshuvah (Chapter 3), Rav Kook, zt"l, describes the healingpowers of teshuvah: "A Light of acceptance begins to shine. His eyesare filled with a holy fire, his heart is entirely immersed in streams ofdelight. Holiness and purity hover above him. Infinite love fills hisentire being." It is the light of acceptance that shines from every pageof this marvelous and practical manual of return.Harav Moshe WeinbergerMara D'asra, Kehilas Aish Kodesh, Woodmere, NYGiving structure to the chaotic terrain of the soul/body relationship,this work offers hope to the hopeless and power to the powerless.To tame the body, to recover its essential foundation hidden underlayers of shame and despair, our author leads us down a path of softhealing and irreducible hope.Rav Joey RosenfeldMashpia, The Light RevealedSome books are good reads, some books are enlightening, somebooks are eye-opening, some books inspire, while some books causeus to reach deep down and cleanse our inner selves. Acceptance is allof the above.Rav Aryeh CohenMashgiach Ruchani, DRS High School for BoysBy reading and internalizing the words of this book, one will become abetter version of themselves, find healing and growth, and ultimatelylive a life that is forward thinking and meaningful.Dr. Akiva Perlman, LCSW, PhDProfessor, YU Wurzweiler School for Social Work