Marianne Williamson returns to HarperCollins, where her phenomenal million-copy bestseller A Return to Love was published in 1992. In this honest and uplifting book, Williamson delves deeply into the role of change and transition in our lives, reflecting on the paradoxes that inevitably pervade our experience as she helps us find our way. Williamson examines the paradox of what we gather on the path of life, as our most difficult times sometimes bring about the most wisdom. She then investigates our inherent resistance to change and yet our recklessness around it. Finally, she focuses at length on the paradox of existence-being firmly rooted yet flexible in our lives. Touching on the roles of openness and letting go, grieving and forgiveness, and love and fear, Williamson again delivers hope and healing as she brings us to a place where we can truly live in the freedom of love.