Spirit of the Badge

Spirit of the Badge

 

 

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Independently published version "Spirit of the Badge" still available through this website   Released Oct. 1st, 2011 by Llewellyn Publishing, LLC, and available    through all major bookstores. THIS IS A RE-MAKE of "Spirit of the Badge" with 1/3 of the stories being different.

Cops are often guided by something that's difficult to express in words.

 

Angels? Spirit? Divine Intervention? Police officers are not always sure!

However, the 60 true police stories that make up "Spirit of the Badge" leave no room for doubt. We are bigger than we think we are.

Every day police officers can face life-or-death situations that can call for decisions made in the blink of an eye. There's often no time for reasoning. So cops learn to trust their guts.  They learn to become comfortable with uncertainty!

The results, as related in these true stories, will amaze, astound and fascinate you.

They will leave you with a new appreciation for our powers of intuition. You might call these stories divine inspiration, intuition, or miracles. If you're a police officer, or other first responder, these stories may bring to mind personal experiences where you were driven by split-second, gut decisions.

This book is a creative compilation of unusual, moving, and exceptional moments as experienced by police officers in their daily work.  Much of the world views police officers as authoritarian, or militaristic, or somehow different. The heart-felt police stories in this book demonstrate their humanness and selfless desire to serve, from the core of their beings.

The music you hear on this page was arranged and played by Ingrid Dean, author of Spirit of the Badge. The words to this music come from a traditional religious song:

From you I receive,

to you I give.

Together we share

and for this we live.

 

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Exceptional experiences are often shrugged off as oddities. Some people find them frightening and dismiss them. Some who have exceptional experiences are considered strange or even mentally ill-certainly deluded. Sometimes they are. These experiences, however, can touch the experience in personal and significant ways that cannot be dismissed as ideas of reference. Rather, they seem to catalyze a process that eventually can lead to the realization of the person's higher human potential. Lives, worldviews, and even identities can be transformed. When this process of transformation is initiated, an exceptional experience becomes an exceptional human experience.
--Rhea A. White
Article Becoming more Human as We Work
Transpersonal Methods for the Social Sciences, 1998

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