Description: junpo-40 The Gift of Our Compulsions: A Revolutionary Approach to Self-Acceptance and Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. The Gift of Our CompulsionsA Revolutionary Approach to Self-Acceptance and HealingBy Mary O'MalleyNew World LibraryCopyright © 2004 Mary O'MalleyAll rights : 978-1-57731-470-7ContentsAcknowledgments, Introduction, Part One The Healing Journey, 1. My Journey, Our Journey, 2. Reconnecting with Yourself, Part Two Transforming Our Relationship with Compulsions, 3. Recognizing Our Compulsions as Friends, 4. Learning to Respond, 5. Moving from Management to Engagement, Part Three Four Basic Skills for Working with Compulsions, 6. Some Fundamentals for Learning the Skills, 7. Skill One: Cultivating Curiosity, 8. Skill Two: Loving Ourselves from the Inside Out, 9. Skill Three: Opening to Our Breath, 10. Skill Four: Coming Home to Ourselves, Part Four Treasure Hunting, 11. Preparing to Find the Treasure, 12. The Healing Power of Questions, 13. Treasure Hunting with Sensations, 14. Treasure Hunting with Feelings, 15. Treasure Hunting with Compulsions, Conclusion: Coming Full Circle, Appendix: Handy Reference Guide to Skills and Techniques, Notes, Resources, Index, About the Author, CHAPTER 1MY JOURNEY, OURJourneysI trust myself. How long has it been since you have been able to say this? Take a moment and imagine what it would be like to really trust yourself. Trusting yourself is about loving yourself from the inside out, accepting every part of your being. It is about living in your body, connected to an inner wellspring of deep wisdom that supports and guides you every moment of your life. And it is about having a responsive mind, one that is passionately curious about what is happening right here, right now.I also trust my life.I know how to wake up each morning and open to the unfolding of my day — both the easy and the difficult parts of it — aware that whatever shows up is a part of my journey into an ever-deepening connection with life. I am much more fascinated with showing up for what is than with trying to make it into what I think it should be. The joy this brings is beyond have I been fortunate enough to find a deep and wondrous connection with myself and with life when so many people live in reaction, existing in a world of struggle that is usually subtle and sometimes very painful? So many live in the belief that they need to be better or different from what they are to be okay. How do I experience a deep love affair with myself when so many not only do not love themselves but think that if they do they are being selfish? And how did I discover the joy of living in my body when so many live almost exclusively in their heads, believing that their bodies are just vehicles for maneuvering through their lives rather than wellsprings of wisdom, clarity, and support? The amazing thing is that it was my compulsions that brought me to a deep and abiding connection with myself and with wasn't always that way. As a child I lived in a household where nobody was really there, a familiar experience for many of us. Sure, people were going through the motions of living, but there was no real human There were no playful eyes, no loving arms, no listening hearts that welcomed me into the world and let me know that I was valued for who I was. Children need a sense of connection and support from their caregivers. Being deprived of this essential nutrient of life, I left the world of I am!, in which I was easily and comfortably myself, and instead based my life on the belief that I am not/I should be — that I was not smart enough, beautiful enough, witty enough, that I had to change myself to make myself "better." I became a human doing rather than a human being, and the further I got away from who I really was, the more I lived from fear. I tried to make myself into the right kind of person to get the connection that I so desperately needed, but it was never the time I was a teenager, self-judgment and despair filled me to my core, Features The Gift of Our Compulsions: A Revolutionary Approach to Self-Acceptance and Healing About Us We are a genuine seller offering quality items at lower prices. Every item is carefully packaged using the latest technology to ensure safe shipment to you. Thank you for looking! Shipping We take great care packaging every item to ensure safe shipment to you. 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Book Title: Gift of Our Compulsions : a Revolutionary Approach to Self-Acceptance and Healing
Item Length: 9in
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Author: Mary O'malley
Format: Trade Paperback
Language: English
Topic: Healing / General, Healing, Personal Growth / Self-Esteem
Publisher: New World Library
Publication Year: 2004
Genre: Self-Help, Body, Mind & Spirit, Health & Fitness
Item Weight: 16.9 Oz
Number of Pages: 352 Pages