Rachel Naomi Remen says a tiny gesture like returning a lost earring can rebuild trust in someone’s life. She stresses that truly listening is the most powerful way to connect with another person. She also reminds us that healing often means letting go of expectations and beliefs that aren’t us.
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Rachel Naomi Remen is a writer, best known for Kitchen Table Wisdom: Stories That Heal.
Quick Facts About Rachel Naomi Remen
Born
February 8, 1938
Profession
Writer
Notable works
Kitchen Table Wisdom: Stories That Heal
About Rachel Naomi Remen
She co‑founded the Commonweal Cancer Help Program with Michael Lerner and founded the Institute for the Study of Health & Illness. She has also appeared on the PBS television series Thinking Allowed.