Sundering Undone

About the Book

How does God feel when children are sadistically abused? How does God protect these children without violating humanity's free will? And years later, how does God assist in the healing process?

Sundering Undone is the true story of five women who discovered the nature of God within and beyond themselves as they traveled through a profound healing experience. It explores the multiplicity of mind and soul as the divine protective mechanism by which children survive otherwise unbearable abuse. Sundering Undone takes you deep within the mind to a healing place, to beings of light, to miracles and revelations, to the core of self, to God.

"Let them rant and bloody and shatter
But know this: you were never alone
for all their slaughtering
I hid and protected your core.

Every tear ever shed, every scream
ever uttered, echoes in my heart.
And at a time known only to me
I will make it right
To each of my delicate, dear
Females ever sullied."

About the Author

Karen Logan M.S.W., L.C.S.W. has worked with survivors of severe and sadistic abuse for twenty years using a model of spiritual psychology in the treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Dissociative Identity Disorder. Before becoming a psychotherapist, Karen was best known as a professional athlete, helping pioneer women?s basketball in the 1970?s, competing in the Women?s Superstars, Challenge of the Sexes and developing the smaller basketball for women, which is now used worldwide. Karen lives in Ogden, Utah where she maintains a private practice.