Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat Knihy

Pappillon Village is a plea for a more humane Psychiatry.. The introduction makes the plea that psychic and spiritual emergence must be creatively and lovingy integrated into the lives of emergent human beings. For this the author sketches Pappillon Village, a place for the practice of a creative, inventive and humane Psychiatry including Shamanistic soul travel, Prayer and Meditation. This book contains an intensive bibliography together with excerpts from the insightful book Sleeping with the A Spiritual Journey through Schizophrenia in order to give inside views of someone undergoing spiritual and psychological emergence.More on non-profit Projects of th author for a more humane psychiatry can be found on the non-profit page of her www.gevebe.comGabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat is a writer, Poet, Artist and architecture. Her non-profit work includes being an advocate of a more humane psychiatry. She iis also a Visonary Coach and an Art Coach.

"Mary Rapsody in Blue" explores the concept of the feminine blue through the character Shams, who embodies an all-seeing essence. The work features Aquarelles by the artist and includes poetry by Rumi and Michelangelo. Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat, a poet and artist, resides in Stein am Rhein, Switzerland.

Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat shares her journey through psychosis, or "Spiritual Emergence," after a drugging incident. Her experiences have deepened her capacity for love and understanding. "Notes from the Other Side" features unique reflections that illuminate the vastness within us all, blending poetry and personal insights.

Malevich's Black Square, created in 1915, is a pivotal modern painting that embodies spiritual depth and cosmic potential. This book is a tribute to the Black Square, featuring reflections on its boundless possibilities. Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat, an architect, painter, and poet, explores its significance through written and painted expressions.

This Recovery Work-Journal is designed to aid healing after mental health crises like depression or anxiety. Over 31 days, it prompts daily reflections through inspirational questions, encouraging self-healing via writing or drawing. Authored by Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat, it draws from her personal experiences in recovery.

"My World Lullaby" is a poem that calls for a renewed love for our planet amidst crises like imperial wars and climate change. It serves as a gentle reminder to act thoughtfully and care for the world, alongside other heartfelt poems written between 2019 and 2023, encouraging us to sing our world song.

This Memorial Project Proposal envisions a future after war, focusing on reconstruction, healing, and remembrance for both Gaza and Israel. It aims to honor the deceased and keep their memories alive. Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat, a painter, poet, and architect from Switzerland, leads this initiative. For more, visit www.gevebe.com.

Gentle Wild Zen Circles takes its inspiration from Kintsugi, the Japanese art of putting together broken pottery with gold. These Zen Circles celebrate and embrace the flaws and imperfections of life, just as the practice of Kintsugi does. We fulfill our true potential by including tough times. Gold, or the light, shines through the cracks of our being. The book includes 24 color plates and short meditations on life and its incomplete wholeness. Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat is a painter and poet. She has published numerous art and poetry books, among them The Cosmos Within, Poems of Tenderness, Hommage to Malevich's Black Square and the Six Volume Series: Nature Works. She currently lives in Switzerland. www.gevebe.com

Mental Health Crises such as burn-out, depression, anxiety, schizophrenia or bi-polar disorder deeply rupture our lives. After such an experience we need to recover. This Recovery Work-Journal is a tool to help you on that path of healing. It is a work in progress you join in over a period of 4 weeks or 31 days. This Recovery Work-Journal asks you daily inspirational questions in order for you to trigger your self-healing and self-recovery process. You respond in writing and or drawing. This Recovery Work-Journal is your diary for one month. Join in the adventure. For above all mental health crises are a calling for us to reconsider our lives and to embark upon unchartered territory. This book accompanies and guides you in that. Together with your health care professional and therapies, this Recovery Work-Journal is a tool for your healing from a mental health crisis. May You be well again. About the author: Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat has experienced mental health crisis herself. She has written several books on this issue and this present Recovery Work-Journal comes from her own rich experience and therapies in recovery. www.recovery-work-journal.com

This book of poems is a reflection of the Cosmos within. The Poems are accompanied by aquarelles by Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat. Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat is a poet and painter. Among her previous collection of poems is the Nature Works Series: The Rock, Trees, Air, Water, My Wandering Sun, Moon and Stars and For the Love of Dolphins. Further publications include Mary, The Sound of Hearts in Blue, Alicia Mediterranica, Poems of Tenderness and You my Love. www.gevebe.com