There Is Nothing Wrong With You: Regardless of What You Were Taught to Believe
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Okay, maybe I didn't review it that soon!
I just reread this book -- it's one that you can and should read many times. I first read it a couple of years ago, and I'm sorry I didn't pass it on then to a friend who could have really used this book. (I don't hear from her anymore now.) It's a great example of how to apply Buddhist principles to real life -- you ARE good, but you have to understand and accept that. Don't let anybody tell you otherwise (especially yourself). It's a nice easy read -- the fake-handwriting font is kind of fun; the author makes you feel almost like you're hearing a conversation, rather than reading a book.
Being sent to anything-girl.
I just reread this book -- it's one that you can and should read many times. I first read it a couple of years ago, and I'm sorry I didn't pass it on then to a friend who could have really used this book. (I don't hear from her anymore now.) It's a great example of how to apply Buddhist principles to real life -- you ARE good, but you have to understand and accept that. Don't let anybody tell you otherwise (especially yourself). It's a nice easy read -- the fake-handwriting font is kind of fun; the author makes you feel almost like you're hearing a conversation, rather than reading a book.
Being sent to anything-girl.
