Loving What Is, Revised Edition Four Questions That Can Change Your Life; The Revolutionary Process Called "The Work"

I got this technique from my friend, Byron Katie. She wrote a brilliant book called Loving What Is.

And Byron Katie has written four major books, the best-selling Loving What Is, and I'm grateful to have two of them with me right now, so you can see them here.

It's brilliant. It's sort of a combination of cognitive therapy and Buddhism.

And it's I just I love it whenever I'm off or I'm sad or I'm stressed. I'll read portions of Loving What Is or listen into it because she read it and she has a beautiful voice.

so there's the book but I think for a beginner on loving what is my first book love okay so you would recommend for a beginner to go back to that book loving what is

She woke up one morning, not knowing any tradition, Christian or Eastern or whatever. And from a ten years depression became totally filled with peace and joy.

We have a new book out, loving what is.

Here's what my wife says in loving what is this new book that we have. The direct path is God is everything, God is good when you know that you don't need a spiritual method and somebody who actually lives that is living at a level where every breath is prayer, every in in Simone, vase, sense, every every step, every experience putting you know a cup of decaft to your mouth. Making love walking down the street that's a life of prayer because everything in that person's consciousness is good is God even the most what to somebody else would seem the most difficult or unacceptable experiences.

I mentioned who wrote a book called Loving What Is which is the basic idea and simply says when something happens ask is it true? Is it true that this is a terrible thing? Is it true? And can I really be sure that this is going to be a wasted year?