Releasing the woman's wild spirit, by Clarissa Bancola Estis

Clarissa's book starts from the concept of releasing the soul for women to addressing social and political issues from the perspective of feminist Sufi sanctification. The author's style is characterized by exquisite Sufi poeticism, but not in a detached framework from the social and political reality of women and the shocks of loss, abortion, oppression, and obscuring the essence of women, their sanctities, and their worth in shaping the fate of the world, and solving problems of repression, domination, and freedom of self-expression. Women are not the gentle, quiet creature, but capable of criticism, analysis, and taking stances in their lives and decisions stemming from their liberated spirits infused with the multifaceted and diverse Marian feminist icon. Number of pages: 656