Weavers: The Invisible Power Shaking the World
Language: English
Published by Gatekeeper Press, 2025
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- Title
- Weavers: The Invisible Power Shaking the World
- Author
- LaTendresse, Colleen Loueda Struhar (Author)
- Publisher
- Gatekeeper Press
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- Brand New
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1662968353
- ISBN 13
- 9781662968358
- Item weight
- 0.81 kilograms
We are living in a time of unraveling. Systems are cracking, communities are fraying, and many of us are holding the tension between what is and what could be. Weavers: The Invisible Power Shaking the World is a manifesto, a guide, and a mystical map for those called to repair what's been broken-not by force, but through the sacred craft of CoWeaving.
Written for healers, leaders, visionaries, and quiet revolutionaries, this book introduces the Weaver: those gifted in sensing what lies beneath the surface, holding complexity, and tending the relational field. You may already be a Weaver without knowing it. This book helps you name it, claim it, and live it-spiritually, professionally, and systemically.
Blending mysticism, psychology, leadership, and cultural change, Weavers reveals a framework for transformation rooted in connection, integrity, and collective healing. Through story, reflection, and ritual, Dr. LaTendresse guides readers through seven stages of Weaver formation-from recognition and healing to boundaries, authority, and mutual creation.
This is not just a personal growth book. It is a sacred call to the unseen architects of belonging. It's for those called "too sensitive" or "too intense"-and who suspect those very traits are keys to collective healing. It's for leaders driven by love, not performance. It's for spiritual practitioners seeking professional credibility and professionals seeking spiritual depth.
Whether you're a cultural bridge-builder, a mystic in disguise, or someone quietly holding together a classroom, team, or family-you belong here. Weavers makes the invisible work of connection visible, powerful, and legitimate.
Readers will walk away with:
- A language to name their gifts as Weavers
- Frameworks for sacred leadership and ethical relationality
- Tools to set boundaries, claim authority, and avoid burnout
- A vision for systemic transformation through harmony and precision
- Mystical practices to integrate body, spirit, and mind
As founder of the CoWeaving Institute, international psychologist, and humanist mystic, Dr. LaTendresse brings grounded expertise and fierce compassion. If you've been searching for your role in the great turning, this book is a doorway.
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About the Author
Dr. Colleen Loueda Struhar LaTendresse is the founder and director of the CoWeaving Institute, a sanctuary and professional formation space for Weavers-those who mend the frayed edges of humanity through relational intelligence, sacred leadership, and systemic healing. A mystic in motion, organizational strategist, and international psychologist, Dr. LaTendresse brings decades of experience across spiritual care, psychology, education, and global identity development. Her work integrates rigorous scholarship, embodied wisdom, and a fierce commitment to cultural repair.
Raised atheist and formed by personal healing, spiritual exploration, and service in the field, she now guides individuals and institutions through the sacred act of CoWeaving-restoring integrity, connection, and mystery in a fragmented world. Her writing, teaching, and leadership have helped legitimize mystical intelligence as a professional skill and reclaim the essential role of Weavers in every domain of life.
Weavers: The Invisible Power Shaking the World is both invitation and invocation: a call to the unseen architects of belonging. If it resonates, you're already part of the Web.
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