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qiflow · 11-11-2007, 07:55 PM

So many books to choose from.

No Ordinary Moments, by Dan Millman
-One of the most complete self help books I have ever seen. I wasn't expecting that - I was just drawn to it one day at the book store. It definitely changed my life, and I wish it was more well-known.

The Path of Life, by Ou, Wen Wei
-Changed my entire view of life and the universe. This book spawned a whole healing art, and has healing value itself. Highly recommended.

Three Minute Therapy, by Michael R Edelstein.
-Helped me to finally understand cognitive behavioral therapy, more than any other book on the subject has. Free excerpts on his website.

Happiness, by Matthieu Ricard
-Gave me a vision of what I was looking for. Written by a Tibetan Buddhist monk who was tested as off the charts in "Happiness" brain scans by neuroscientists. Free excerpt at the publisher's website.

11-11-2007, 07:55 PM	#150 (permalink)
qiflow Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 47	So many books to choose from. No Ordinary Moments, by Dan Millman -One of the most complete self help books I have ever seen. I wasn't expecting that - I was just drawn to it one day at the book store. It definitely changed my life, and I wish it was more well-known. The Path of Life, by Ou, Wen Wei -Changed my entire view of life and the universe. This book spawned a whole healing art, and has healing value itself. Highly recommended. Three Minute Therapy, by Michael R Edelstein. -Helped me to finally understand cognitive behavioral therapy, more than any other book on the subject has. Free excerpts on his website. Happiness, by Matthieu Ricard -Gave me a vision of what I was looking for. Written by a Tibetan Buddhist monk who was tested as off the charts in "Happiness" brain scans by neuroscientists. Free excerpt at the publisher's website. Last edited by qiflow; 11-11-2007 at 08:16 PM.