Review:Excellent book! At first I thought it might not be a good fit, but I was soon proven wrong. It is very eye opening, encouraging, validating and self empowering. Giving your love and life away to ones with no appreciation or regard or recipricocity or even RECOGNITION of what you've done/shared is a waste of the valuable gift if time and the joys USUALLY associated with serving others. This book helps you recognize it isn't you with the problem after all, which is the first place empaths go, lol.... Read more

Review:An interesting combination of essays or texts, this edition has a relatively brief essay marked by the effect of its date of composition -- 1956 -- with a longer, more complex argument as to the nature of symbols and their revelatory role in uncovering the "collective unconscious," a concept perhaps inherited by Jung from some earlier figures in he history of psychoanalysis, but fully developed in his later thinking.

THe 1956 book is underlined by the collapse of true Soviet empire in Hu... Read more

Review:"The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human Nature", Steven Pinker, Penguin Books, New York, 2003. ISBN 978-0-14-200334-3, PC 434/508. Notes 20 pgs., Ref. 29 pgs., Index 19 pgs., 9 ¼" x 6".

An established academician, Professor of Psychology at Harvard Univ., with generous list of publications, "The Blank Slate" captured three major book prizes deservedly denoted as brilliant, stimulating and learned. This book of 20 Chapters is divided into six Parts: I The Blank Slate, the Noble S... Read more

Review:Most inf0rmative practical western b00k from a western perspective i've seen.
Kind 0f let me d0wn that he didnt think ab0ut transcending Negative em0ti0n its self
instead 0f certain negative em0ti0nal resp0nses

But this b00k is great with an additi0n 0f 0ther b00ks, bc n0 1 b00k isen0ugh t0 change everything, but its a g00d start

Im l00king f0r rec0mmendati0ns tell me if y0u find s0mething practical
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Review:This ground-breaking book significantly changed my life! Having struggled with chronic fatigue for over 15 years, this book uncovered the missing link in my healing journey. I recently attended one of Mark’s Inherited Family Trauma workshops, and discovered I strongly identified with the history of women in the Middle Eastern culture who were victims of genocide and oppression. During the workshop, I was dealing with an excruciating back pain that dissipated once I witnessed and felt the truth... Read more

Review:Shawn Achor is a brilliant guy. His research and work hold both an insightful and refreshing view of the world. I'm a fairly optomistic and hopeful person. His book provided me with an even greater roadmap to a more productive and positive way of life, both at home and in the workplace. Shawn's teachings have inspired me to work on being a "positive genius". There has already been some very real differences in my family life. I'd recommend this book to everyone. It can only improve your life. M... Read more

Review:If you have already read a few self-improvement books, this book does not offer anything new. It is gleaned from well-known concepts and best sellers. I am disappointed at buying this book simply because of the 4-star rating by others. Read more

Review:In his book Love's Executioner: & Other Tales of Psychotherapy (Perennial Classics), Yalom puts his own reputation on the line in order to give us, the reader, an inside look into therapy from the therapist's point of view. As a studying psychotherapist I found his book both fascinating and useful. Yalom shows how even the most seasoned therapist has reactions to his clients, and how to take these reaction... Read more

Review:What an amazing, thoughtful, well written book. I have 2 little boys and I feel so grateful that I'm reading this book just in time to prepare me for the years to come.
Having boys is absolutely the most amazing experience ever but it can also be challenging, tiring, overwhelming!
Thank you for writing this book and reaffirming that love, gentleness, respect and understanding for each other feelings can never go wrong! Read more

Review:A great book, especially for Moms with teenagers girls. I mailed to my daughter, she has one teen age 13th. and I thought she could fine some good advises from the book. I hope she does.
The author of this book, Mary Pipher, is a resident of my city, Lincoln, Nebraska. I have read all of her books. I like the last one. Seeking Peace, which I borrowed from the Libriary. I will be ordering one copy from you, after I finish reading some books I am presently reading. Thank you for asking my opini... Read more