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S**A
Good book
Very helpful
A**A
Good
Super
R**A
Must read
A must read for all individuals committed to self growth. A mandatory for psychologists
A**Y
Enlightening book
Contents were great.Helps to understand the mind.
H**L
Loved this. If u need healing, go for it
I loved the book. But it’s bit dragged.
M**M
needs to give correct provenance
It's a good book. Someone had written about how sunless their childhood was (to that person, hope you're doing better now!). Mainly because of this book, I was happy to discover that at least thanks to my childhood friends and a friend's mother, I saw some kindness, a sense of belonging and a sense of being just right for the world. There was some sun in my world, even if it didn't come from my bio-family. There were other aspects of the book that were good, but even if limited to that singular discovery, then this book has done its job. I cannot express how much gratitude I feel towards that aunty, and I hope I'm able to tell her one day. My one grouse with this book and with many other such books is _how much_ credit they give to Buddhism, when meditation, self-knowledge (swadhyay), separation of thoughts and feelings from self kind of concepts were first postulated by Hinduism. Otherwise, a helpful book provided you do all her exercises.
A**L
Je recommande
M**A
I am working through this incredible book, little by little, it has taught me so much about our actions and where they really come from. I have to read this book slowly and have time to process, as it is like having a therapy session. An incredible book and a recommendation for anyone wanting to eork on their Inner child. Thank you.
A**R
By far the best book for healing the inner child you def need the time and space to do the work
D**Y
Great book, diagnoses of the book is good, the prescriptive application to handle the problems described in the book are not really proven but rather logical conclusions
A**H
Quite an interesting read. you discover why you act the way you do
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