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"The
Great Wing"
A Parable
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"This is one of the most touching and yet
powerful parables I have ever read. "
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Og Mandino
You will discover
principles that you have used in every support
group you have ever been in. Read it, and it will
change your life. Developing High Performance
Teamwork is crucial. Today's organizations have
greater demands on productivity than ever before.
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The Great Wing
By Louis A. Tartaglia, M.D.
Told with just a touch of whimsy, The Great Wing
reminds us that each of us has the power of the
Universe within us. We watch as Gomer first
pooh-poohs the whole frightening idea of the
approaching arduous migraiton. His preference is
for solo, acrobatic flights around the old home
pond. He even contemplates staying behind and
toughing out the winter. But gradually, as he is
taken under the wing of his grandfather and of
others who have made the journey before, Gomer
becomes receptive to the "Flock Mind,"
and gives himself over to the power of the
"Great Wing." In the process, he comes
to see how even his superior strength and flying
ability can be magnified when it is deferred to
the greater needs of the entire flock.
Dr. Tartaglia "love(s) using allegories to
teach spiritual lessons." In The Great Wing,
our potential as individuals is affirmed, as is
the power of group prayer of the "Master
Mind." As we make the journey with Gomer and
his flock, we rediscover that we tie our own
potential into the power of the common good by
way of attributes such as honesty, hope courage,
trust, perseverance, spirituality, and service.
Gomer's trials and tribulations, as well as his
triumph, are our own. The Great Wing is one of
the 90's great parables. It stands on its' own as
a charming story of a goose, Gomer, who is
struggling to learn how and why the flock must
leave their pond. On a deeper level, Gomer is
experiencing many of the same inner struggles
that we go through every day. How do I balance my
need for individuality and self expression with
my undeniable need to be part of something
larger? What we learn is we can have it all. You
can surrender yourself to the "flock"
and not loose sight of who you are. In fact, It
is within this "flock" that you
discover your true self and all you have to offer
to the world.
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What People Are Saying
About "The Great Wing"
"Take a
flight into spiritual transformation as you
experience how
possibility thinking works its wonders on this
flock."
-
Dr. Robert H.Schuller
"A
magnificent transformational journey- step aboard
for a life changing
flight - I loved it."
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Wayne Dyer
"A little
gem-It touches the heart and lifts the
soul."
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Fr. Joe Martin
If you have ever struggled to survive, had to
face the winds of
adversity or moved on in life afraid that you
might not make it, read
this book. It will inspire and motivate you. It
will fill you with
faith in God.
-
David Toma, World renowned lecturer
and author.
Author, Dr. Louis Tartaglia's telling of the
story of Gomer is second
only to meeting him in person. His outgoing
personality seems in
contrast to the calming effect he has over
individuals he meets. He
seems like a person who has the peace we all seem
to search for, much
like Gomer does in the Great Wing.
- Chris
Champion,
Manager
Thackeray's Books.
The Great
Wing is a priceless jewel that everyone in a
recovery program
should read.
-
Spencer Haywood, former NBA All-Star
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