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Dearer Than Life

Making Your Life More Meaningful
By Rabbi Dr. Abraham J. Twerski
(249 Pages)Publisher: Mesorah, 1997
Part of the "Self Help Books by Rabbi Abraham J. Twerski" series.

With his unique blend of profundity, sensitivity, learning, and humor, Rabbi Abraham J. Twerski, M.D. explores some of the core questions that engage thinking, mature people: What is my function in life? How can I relate to my soul while continuing to nurture my body? How can I turn "meaning" into a practical, satisfying reality, instead of a fluffy cliche? In this book, Rabbi Twerski is not dealing with "problems." He is sitting down with his readers and having a heart-to-heart discussion on how to make life more meaningful. He is an acknowledged master of the entertaining story and down-to-earth common sense. His real world advice and guidance have helped tens of thousands of people enrich their lives. The contemporary media is filled with dialogue of how people - even very successful ones - complain about a spiritual or emotional vacuum that prevents life from being as full and happy as it should and could be. The Torah has the answers. As a world-renowned psychiatrist, Rabbi Twerski shows us how the Torah speaks to modern man in terms relevant to today's complicated world. Rabbi Twerski has a lifetime of achievement and countless salvaged lives and families to his credit. In Dearer Than Life, he brings his career to a new plateau of public service.