Beyond The Struggle: Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Liberation for Black Men in Modern Day America (ePub)

For countless Black men, the journey to healthy manhood and wholeness is marred by the generational trauma of fatherlessness. Without a present, positive male influence and guidance tailored to their unique needs, too many find themselves adrift - grappling with anger, resentment, lack of purpose, toxic coping mechanisms, and relationship strife. The very foundation meant to shape their identity has been fractured from the start.

In this powerful and insightful book, author Langston Jordan provides a candid, vulnerable account of his own path from wounded child of an absentee father to becoming a healed, Purpose-driven man. He pulls no punches in exposing the psychological turmoil and emotional voids caused by fatherlessness, yet offers tangible wisdom and spiritual truths as the salve for restoration.

Through deeply personal stories and retrospective lessons, readers will be equipped with strategies for:

• Confronting childhood abandonment wounds and repairing Self-worth
• Breaking cycles of generational trauma, anger and detachment
• Developing emotional intelligence and shedding toxic masculinity mythsUnpacking modern challenges in marriages/relationships with Black women
• Cultivating understanding, mutual respect, and stronger bonds
• Defining authentic manhood rooted in accountability, integrity, and virtues

Beyond the Struggle issues an impassioned call for Black men to no longer echo narratives of absentee fatherhood and fractured families. By doing the internal work to heal, readers can finally claim their birthright as visionary leaders, nurturing partners, empowered fathers, and positive contributors to their communities.

With candor, wisdom, and spiritual grounding, this book provides a roadmap for fatherless Black men to revitalize identities of purpose, responsibility, and intention. Langston's testament serves as an overdue source of healing and empowerment for a massive population in dire need of self-affirmation and community upliftment.