The Language of Letting Go

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Summary: Very very insightful
Review: This book gives words of wisdom and meditations/affirmations for the co-dependent for each day of the calendar year. It's like having your very own therapist on your nightstand at your fingertips at all times. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because of the multiple references to God and your Higher Power. If you're into that, it's a 5-star book, if you're not, just improvise. The book's worth it.

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Summary: The Language of Letting Go
Review: This book has accompanied me for the past year, it turned into a daily ritual. If you have reached a point in your life where you`re unhappy with the results of your present strategies and feel it is time for a dramatic change this book will be a brilliant companion, giving you a boost of confidence and compassion for your Self.
I am looking forward to "more meditations" and continuing my daily little ritual.

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Summary: Help for the Hopeless
Review: This book has been a life saver and sanity saver for me the past two years. Just when I'd think I was hopelessly disfunctional, I would pick up this book and read something uplifting, profound or comforting. It is based on great spiritual values, yet never crams any dogma douwn your throat. The book lets you explore spirituality in your own way, at your own pace. It should be required reading for everyone!

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Summary: I love this book and all of her books.
Review: This book helped me get enough courage to leave an abusive relationship. I would open the book, and it seemed as though every page spoke to me personally. There is a gentleness in her writing that calms the troubled mind. I have purchased all of her books and highly recommend this one for gift giving.

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Summary: One of the most helpful, wise books I have ever read
Review: This book is more than wonderful in it's wisdom, gentle strength, affirmation of self and deft perceptions. It has offered much sage, useful and worthwhile nuggets of pure lovliness and hope. I have started 2 different groups that use this book to discuss and make big changes in their life. Melodie Beattie certainly knows of what she speaks -- and her knowledge/wisdom resonates with many.

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Summary: FANTASTIC!!
Review: This book is one of the best things that's ever happened to me....incredibly helpful, insightful and inspirational!!

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Summary: The Language of Letting Go
Review: This book of meditations gives you inspirational thoughts to begin your day with. A must read for anyone dealing with codependancy issues. In her words, Melody Beattie gives me a spoonful of wisdom every morning; a tonic to support me all day! For those busy people who don't have time: Slow down, relax, and take 5 minutes a day to do yourself some good!

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Summary: Tells you what it really means to let go!
Review: This book tells you what it really means to let go and what happens if you truly let go. Many times we think we have let go of something in our heads but we are just in denial. Our heart has not really let go. This book has helped me overcome some of the most painful experiences in my life. If you want to really understand what letting go means, I'd also recommend "The Ever-transcending Spirit" by Toru Sato. After you read this book by Toru, you will feel very free and understand how life is actually quite simple and extremely beautiful.

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Summary: A Book to Live By
Review: This book was incredibly inspiring and helpful. It is the first self-help, take-control-of-your-life book that has ever really worked for me. I bought it at a time of turmoil when the deaths of several people close to me had me in a very *down* state of mind. I have also found it valuable in dealing with other people, not necessarily my own problems--of course, other people can be one's problems. Beattie manages to give us thoughts to live by in a non-religious yet spiritual context that is very appealing and very practical.

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Summary: She's Been There, Done That, Made The Connection
Review: Wonderfully simple and to the point. She's made that all-important connection with the Divine and it's clearly coming through in her writing to assist us in our woes. When no one else is around to help ease the pain, open this book for an insightful pep talk and affirmation/meditation that will take the edge off your fear. The best way to use the book is to sit quietly (first thing in the morning is very good), take a few deep breaths and ask, "What's going on with me???" You'll be amazed when you open right to the appropriate passage.