Aprende a Quererte: Desarrolla el Trabajo mas Importante que Pued es Hacer en tu Vida
Reseña del libro "Aprende a Quererte: Desarrolla el Trabajo mas Importante que Pued es Hacer en tu Vida"
Estas dispuesto a emprender un viaje de autodescubrimiento, cuyo destino es el amor por ti mismo y por los demas? Tal vez el camino no sea facil, pero contamos con la mejor guia posible: Daphne Rose Kingma, reconocida psicoterapeuta y autora de numerosos libros sobre el amor. A traves de interesantes testimonios, ejercicios practicos y re flexiones que hablan directamente al corazon y al alma, recorreremos con ella cuatro pasos para dejar atras la baja autoestima: aprender a expresarse, llevar a cabo actos que contribuyan a nuestro crecimiento, despejar el espacio emocional y, por fin, encontrar un camino para llegar a la realizacion personal. Y al final, la gran recompensa: descubrir la gracia, la belleza y la fuerza que constituye nuestra esencia. Amamos a los demas, los animamos, les ofrecemos apoyo y consuelo, bromeamos, discutimos, lloramos con ellos... Acaso no merecemos nosotros tambien toda esa alegria y consideracion? Sin embargo, hallamos mil razones para no querernos: somos demasiado gordos o demasiado flacos, lloramos con mucha facilidad o no lloramos en absoluto, somos tontos, no somos suficientemente buenos, lo bastante guapos, poderosos, alt / All the self-help books and advice, all the therapy and support groups, even the most fabulous, successful career in the world won't really help at all--until we learn to love ourselves. In Loving Yourself, Daphne Kingma claims that until we practice loving ourselves--and it takes a lot of practice--we will never be able to love others fully and completely. She writes, ""When we haven't learned how to love ourselves well, we keep getting stuck on this simple first rung of the ladder--not knowing how or how well to treat others, having problems with what we call boundaries, stumbling in the swamps of low self-esteem and thickets of self-loathing that derail us in our efforts to 'love others as we love ourselves'."" For so many of us, loving ourselves is our greatest emotional problem. Kingma points out that self-love is not narcissism, egotism, greed, self-righteousness, self-involvement, stubbornness, or conceit--all of which have given genuine self-love a bad name. ""Rather, it is the singing spring from which we become who we were--each one of us--most truly meant to be.""Reading Loving Yourself, the reader takes a journey to their selves--a journey of how they lost their selves, and thereby their ability to love their selves. Kingma names six life themes--including abandonment, neglect, and abuse--that help readers identify themes in their lives and decide what to do with these themes as they discover them. No matter what the reader's wound or life story is, Kingma shows--with gentle patience and intelligent advice--how each of us can start to love ourselves through a simple four-step process:1. Speaking out of our heart's desires, 2. Acting out to meet them, 3. Clearing out old patterns, and 4. Setting out on a new path.
