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  • #75464
    Lost Girl
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    Hi Ju,

    I don’t know if you read it already, I know a lot of people have, but I would recommend Paulo Cohelo’s book The Alchemist.
    I’ve been recommended this reading on this forum and I really loved it. It helped me a lot.

    On the other hand, I’d be glad to know what other people would recommend since I am in a similar case.

    Take care πŸ™‚

    #75465
    Martina Weiss
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    Hi Libby,

    check out The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz. It is absolutely inspiring and lovely written. Also any titles of BrenΓ© Brown I recommend.

    Enjoy!

    #75566
    Libby
    Participant

    Thank you Martina and Lost GIrl.. I shall be buying the books you’ve recommended, they sound really good.

    I appreciate your help.

    Ju

    #75631
    Tj Brooks
    Participant

    HI Libby,

    My suggestion would be “The Untethered Soul” by Michael Singer, it’s one book that will move you higher.

    All the best

    Tj

    #75692
    Jim
    Participant

    Hi Libby. I’d recommend “Your Sacred Self” by Wayne Dyer.

    #75764
    Ellie G
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    Brightest Blessings Libby! If you haven’t checked out this little gem, please do read; ZEN and the Art of Happiness by Chris Prentiss. I carried this book in my purse for 2 years as a “Karma pick-me-up” when I was having rough times in my life and was frequently ‘doused’ by other people’s negative mojo… (My kids rag me about how my book is “hi-lighted to death in an array of neon marker colors and do I have enough mini post it tabs, on my favorite pages!”) Here’s hoping you will find some inspiration too… Namaste!

    #75909
    Bon Vita
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    Hey Libby,

    I would honestly start with “The Secret” by Rhonda Bryne. You can also view it as video documentary. It’s honestly a fantastic place to start for positive thinking – and it’s pretty much life-changing. You can see how highly credible it is by typing it into Google πŸ™‚

    #75913
    Libby
    Participant

    Thank you all so much for replying.

    I have bought the Untethered Soul and I shall be reading it this week. Thank you TJ.

    Thank you Jim, I shall look that book up now πŸ™‚

    Ellie G, I bought the Zen and the art of happiness and Wow I am loving it. I am 75% of the way through it now and I am already looking for a similar book. I am really interested in buddhism and positive thinking. I have had a tough life and suffered extreme anxiety the last 2 years after I went through a horrible experience with my extended family ( that I have since walked away from) My life is now good but the anxiety still affects me daily. I am finding yoga and mindfulness helpful but feel I need something more as I am so negative. This book really did help. Thank you so much.

    Thank you Bon. I have heard about The Secret. There are alot of negative reviews on Amazon aren’t there. I shall check it out though. πŸ™‚

    #76367
    Ariane Michaud
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    Hi Libby!

    I have suffered with anxiety and panic disorder for 11 years.
    Some great years in that stretch- some very challenging!
    A book that really, really helped me understand the nature of anxiety & panic attacks is called Panic Away.
    It’s an ebook format/online program that you can easily find by a Google search.
    I read it a few years back and will be giving it another read as it really helped me to be courageous in the face of attacks

    Good luck πŸ™‚

    #76572
    Michelle
    Participant

    The messenger by Markus Zusak
    Really great read, deep characters with beautiful message to it.

    #78138
    Marleen
    Participant

    Hi Libby, I have anxiety at times haven’t had a break down in a while thank goodness. I recommend reading Pastor Rick Warrens Book ” The purpose Driven Life” why on earth are we here for ? Wonderful read and tells the truth on every aspect of life , worrying , feeling sad, lonely . It’s a good read and recommend it to anyone . Hope you feel better soon. PS since I have started running that has helped a lot ! Any form of cardio will do

    #78721
    Chaya
    Participant

    Hi Libby,

    I recommend The Emotionally Sensitive Person, by Karyn Hall.

    Good luck πŸ™‚

    #78781
    Libby
    Participant

    Thank you all so much. I love reading and am learning so much.

    All great recommendations and on my to read list.

    Libby

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