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Any book to recommend for 1) SELF help in moving on after divorce. 2) To deal with regrets and lost
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rafflesjay
New Member
Miko... really that bad? So how lost are you?
powderful07
New Member
Rafflesjay...
She's FINALLY starting to take some actions to move on already and here you go asking her to retell her story...
Go do a search on her previous posts, can?
Thanks.
Miko, positive step forward. Move on...
She's FINALLY starting to take some actions to move on already and here you go asking her to retell her story...
Go do a search on her previous posts, can?
Thanks.
Miko, positive step forward. Move on...
sgbabydoll
Active Member
Miko
I highly recommend these books:
1. "Too Old Soon, Too Late Smart" by Gordon Livingston, M.D.
2. "And Never Stop Dancing" by Gordon Livingston, M.D.
3. "Tuesdays With Morrie" by Mitch Albom
Though they have nothing directly to do with getting over a divorce, they gave me a refreshing perspective to life.
I believe that if we have the right attitude toward life, it will not be difficult to figure our way around the road blocks.
I highly recommend these books:
1. "Too Old Soon, Too Late Smart" by Gordon Livingston, M.D.
2. "And Never Stop Dancing" by Gordon Livingston, M.D.
3. "Tuesdays With Morrie" by Mitch Albom
Though they have nothing directly to do with getting over a divorce, they gave me a refreshing perspective to life.
I believe that if we have the right attitude toward life, it will not be difficult to figure our way around the road blocks.
In the infinity of life where i am, all is perfect, whole and complete.
Each one of us, myself included, experiences the richness and fullness of life in ways that are meaningful to us.
I now look at past with love and choose to learn from my old experiences. There is no right of wrong, nor good or bad. The past is over and done. There is only the experience of the moment.
I love myself for bringing myself through this past into present moment. I share what and who i am, for i know we are all one in spirit.
All is well in my world.
Each one of us, myself included, experiences the richness and fullness of life in ways that are meaningful to us.
I now look at past with love and choose to learn from my old experiences. There is no right of wrong, nor good or bad. The past is over and done. There is only the experience of the moment.
I love myself for bringing myself through this past into present moment. I share what and who i am, for i know we are all one in spirit.
All is well in my world.
Books are good as they could give us fresh perspective and impetus to perform action. But you can read 1001 book and still get stuck in the rut.
Most of the things mentioned by books are actually commonsense but written in a coherent manner with a proper structure.
the most important about reading (and while reading) is to be a living example. Do not just understand what to do, you need to do what you understand.
Most of the things mentioned by books are actually commonsense but written in a coherent manner with a proper structure.
the most important about reading (and while reading) is to be a living example. Do not just understand what to do, you need to do what you understand.
blackforest
New Member
I have been reading a book "Opening the door to your heart" by Ajahn Brahm. There is a phase in the book which I like it very much "This too will pass" meaning all bad things will pass.
When negativity hits me, I will quickly remind myself of positive thoughts that I have learnt from the book. I have also learnt to forgive my ex and let him go. The book can be found in the library.
When negativity hits me, I will quickly remind myself of positive thoughts that I have learnt from the book. I have also learnt to forgive my ex and let him go. The book can be found in the library.