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Wesleyan University Press, 1989-05-15. 2nd Revised ed. paperback. Used:Good.

Many were introduced to M.C. Richards through this insightful counterculture classic. The book is based on a series of her talks on the subject of "centering" which were published by Wesleyan Press in 1964. In it, M.C. shares her discovery of the process of centering clay on the potter's wheel as a living metaphor for becoming centered within oneself. Paperback, 159 pages. 25th Anniversary Edition with a new introduction and foreword by Matthew Fox.