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Title: Radical Hope and the Healing Power of Illness
Subtitle: A Jungian Guide to Exploring the Body, Mind, Spirit Connection to Healing
Author: Bud Harris Ph.D.
Narrator: Steve Williams
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 42 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-13-17
Publisher: Daphne Publications
Genres: Self Development, Motivation & Inspiration
Publisher's Summary:
In Radical Hope and the Healing Power of Illness, Jungian analyst Bud Harris PhD helps listeners examine the emotional impact of illness and the life lessons, self-knowledge, and freedom that coping with difficult circumstances can provide.
Jungian psychology teaches that illnesses and problems can help people grow - to move beyond "normal" existence and the myth of "the good life". Harris guides listeners toward a transformation in thinking - to a more holistic, authentic way to process the emotional effects and the deeper meanings of illness. This guide's goal is not to "fix" sufferers or ignore and bury their emotional challenges. Rather, it leads them through a step-by-step process aimed at letting hardship open their minds and hearts to the possibilities of life, uncover inner strength, and become their own authentic selves.
Along the journey, Harris provides guideposts - checkpoints that help listeners examine their reactions to what they've been learning and apply the concepts to their own lives.
Because physical illness has a heartfelt effect on the patient's entire support network, loved ones, caregivers, and medical practitioners can also use this guide to connect with, better understand, and impactfully process illness and loss - toward a renewed, reenergized outlook on life.
Members Reviews:
Healing Power
Healing Power.
If you have an illness or need healing of any type, this book will give you the kind of help you. It is inspiring and practical. I highly recommend this book to everyone.
"Radical Hope" is...well....radical
âRadical Hopeâ is written for the person who is facing a serious illness. But its more than that. Itâs about an approach to life, and new life for anyone facing a serious change in their life circumstances. It lays out a roadmap for coming face to face with the limits of oneâs life, and seeing and growing beyond them to a new appreciation of lifeâs potentials. I would especially recommend this book to anyone with a diagnosis of serious disease regardless of their age, but itâs a good read for anyone far enough along in life for such a diagnosis to be a possibility in their future, or even someone beginning to feel the limitations of old age creeping up on them. The bookâs Jungian approach to life is brings both realism and inspiration to the human condition. Realism and inspiration â odd bedfellows, I know, but there it is in this book.
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When Dr. Harris (or as I refer to him, Dr. Bud) he handed me this book he said, âI think youâll find it an easy read, compared to the others.â He lied. If any of Dr. Budâs books were a meal Iâd call them âNutrient Dense.â This is one is a feast.
I found myself reading, then rereading whole chapters, until the meaning came clear. There is such a breadth of coverage in this book that I cannot write of everything contained herein, as there is just too much.
The story here is extremely personal, taking us on a tour of the authorâs own illness, as well as those of his own family members. It is a very personal guide to exploring the body, mind and spirit connection to healing.