My Road to Peace

This book is actually 3 books: a biography, exciting travel reports and the story from a traumatizing childhood with narcissistically disturbed parents in prepsychotic surroundings to recovery and self-discovery for the love of life. The book wants to encourage those who have grown out of difficult childhoods. In particular, those who were profoundly confused by the insidiousness, incalculability, and manipulation of narcissistic, emotional abuse, were confused and devastated to take the struggle into their own lives, to trust in their own perception. It would encourage homosexuals to understand themselves as human beings like others and, of course, to deal with their mental orientation and lifestyle. And encourage others to feel different ways of being and enriching others. The author used many opportunities to change again and again, to take on new opportunities and to describe her activities in many contrasting occupational fields. She shares with us in lively reports many travels in Europe, Sri Lanka, Nigeria and many, many in the USA. 2 years of her life spends the author in the Wild West of the USA and experiences her life again completely. The book conveys the message: there are no wrong ways or detours. Everyone go their own, individual ways, even if others can not understand one way or another from the outside. There is no practice and no dress rehearsal. The author also sang in choirs for years and knows that each life is the only premiere. The book is vividly illustrated with approx. 250 photos.