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Summary: A Pivotal Approach to Healing
Review: Carol Howe comes to this topic the hard way, which thus brings us a credible, believeable, and proven approach. Her be Here Now approach encourages us to leave blame, shame, and guilt behind... a welcome relief. You won't want to put this book down. When healers like Hugh Prather and Jerry Jampolsky speak so powerfully about an author, and a new book, we MUST pay attention. Carol has a knack, which likely comes from her over twenty years of "systems" experience in big business, and her parallel path of teaching and practicing the content of a major Miracles book. When you add in her successful experience as a mother, and her many painful lessons... the combination is one of deep wisdom, laced with an innate vein of humor. I highly recommend this book, and this author. Carol does indeed bring an experienced clarity of childhood trauma, thus giving us a brilliant book that simplifies this complex subject... and leaves us with a certain Hope, and Joy. My children, and my former wife no doubt wish that I had read this delightful book sooner. So do I.
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Summary: Deeply effective!
Review: Carol Howe will show you how to transform your life from one of misery and self loathing to one of freedom and joy. Learn through her guidance how to let go of the feeling of constant struggle, and feel the relief of dropping the need to change who you are. Self acceptance is available to you in a very descriptive book that shows you the way to loving your true self. Read it and be free.
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Summary: Deeply effective!
Review: Carol Howe will show you how to transform your life from one of misery and self loathing to one of freedom and joy. Learn through her guidance how to let go of the feeling of constant struggle, and feel the relief of dropping the need to change who you are. Self acceptance is available to you in a very descriptive book that shows you the way to loving your true self. Read it and be free.
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Summary: New-Age stuff again
Review: Howe, a most aware and enlightened author, shows how we all use substances, people, situations, or activities to avoid feeling our feelings. "What do we feel will happen if we start to examine our thoughts or our feeling nature?...Most of us never find out, because we have given the world and all its activities the purpose of avoiding this essential introspection." Howe explains that addictions and compulsive behaviors are simply an avoidance of the inner chatter that speaks endlessly of our own and/or others' inferiority. She writes about the necessity of questioning these negative assessments. The reader feels an intimate connection with the author, a humanitarian extraordinaire, who believes that people were born good, are good, and will always be good. Not knowing and believing this, says Howe, is our only real mistake.
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Summary: How this book help me
Review: I have lived the experience this book talks about. My fears have been healed using the practices given in this book. I continue to experience joy and inner peace every moment. This comes from my decision and willingness to be happy again. Thank you and enjoy your freedom. Love, Tommy
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Summary: New-Age stuff again
Review: I'm so fed up with all the contemporary new-age pseudo-psychology by people with no academic credentials in their fields. This is one more of this sort of literature and, what's worse, it is badly laid out. The first boring half of the book is about what has supposedly taken place during a seminar. The rest is personal stories of people who have conquered their addictions, all sounding rather fake. I would recommend instead "The Addictive Personality" by Craig Nakken.
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Summary: trim the fat
Review: Nowhere have I seen a more honest ,no-nonsense approach to addictions and human discomfort than in this book. I have read the introduction over and over for it is the most conscise explanation of the 'human' condition as has been written. It has a certain flow of truth that rings of channeled material --- it is just that exact.In this world the truth is addictions are transfered and not healed -- in Carol Howe's world addictions are healed because the cause of pain is FINALLY looked at. This a book that will be hated by traditional psychology --- that is how GOOD this book is!
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Summary: A Personal Experience
Review: Reading this book is to personally attend a workshop with the author and to be lead into some deep inner honesty by way of the open sharing of the participants. Real people willingly describe their respective addictions, confronting the pain from which they sought diversion, and their journeys into freedom. I was deeply touched, and challenged to realize there is nothing from which to hide.
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Summary: Healing the Hurt Behind Addictionk and Compulsive Behaviors
Review: This book is radically simple, radically clear way to recover from any addiction. I know, because I tried it and it works. Carol Howe gives us profound insights into the idea of "one problem, one solution" with a clarity of writing that brings remarkable impact. This book is for anyone who suffers, which appears to be all of us.
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Summary: THIS BOOK CHANGED MY LIFE!
Review: THIS IS AN ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE BOOK THAT REALLY MAKES YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT IS HOLDING A PERSON BACK FROM COMPLETE HAPPINESS, AND FREEDOM FROM PAIN AND DISCOMFORT, NO MATTER IN WHAT FORM IT MAY BE..IT MAKES YOU SEE THAT THERE ARE ALL KINDS OF ADDICTIONS THAT YOU'VE PROBABLY NEVER EVEN THOUGHT OF, AND ALL OF THEM CAN BE OVERCOME...CAROL HOWE IS AN INCREDIBLE WOMAN WHO HAS UN UNCANNY ABILITY TO EXPLAIN THINGS IN VERY UNDERSTANDABLE TERMS...IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING ANY KIND OF PAIN OR ADDICTIIONS IN YOUR LIFE, THIS IS THE BOOK FOR YOU!!!
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