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Unconditional Self-Acceptance
by 
Cheri Huber
  
Publisher: Sounds True
Subject(s):  Nonfiction
Religion & Spirituality
Language(s):  English

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File size:   89453 KB
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Release date:   Feb 15, 2005

Description

"If self-improvement worked, it would have by now," teaches Cheri Huber. "Getting where you want to be has everything to do with awareness, and nothing to do with willpower." On Unconditional Self-Acceptance, this Zen-trained teacher offers us an effective process to release the blocked energies and conditioned messages that keep us from attaining our personal and professional goals. In this full-length audio retreat, listeners will learn more about:
  • How to be your own mentor
  • “The Five Steps of Acceptance”: transforming difficult emotions into sources of strength
  • How to develop reflective listening skills for interacting with others--as well as ourselves
  • Ten guided imagery sessions, including a simple practice that can be used in any situation when overwhelmed by strong feelings, and more.
 

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About the Author

Cheri Huber is the founder of Mountain View Zen Center and the Zen Monastery Practice Center, both in California, and the author of 17 books including When You’re Falling, Dive (Keep It Simple Books, 2003).

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