You Can Heal Your Life

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Summary: Classic self-help book
Review: This book is a classic in the self-help field. In clear language, it explains how we develop negative beliefs in childhood, and the steps to changing those beliefs. It's a book that you can pick up over and over again when you need inspiration for dealing with challenges in your life.

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Summary: Learning To Live A Healthy Vibrant Life
Review: You Can Heal Your Life
by Louise L. Hay

Louise Hay is a wonderful teacher. In her book she patiently teaches us the connections between our subconscious mind, and the events in our everyday life. This book gives us the tools, to change our life, emotionally, financially, and physically. She puts all the material together in a simple easy to follow format. This is one of the best self help books I have ever read. I encourage you to read it many times. If you practice her plan you too, will have a healthy, vibrant life.

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Summary: You can heal your life
Review: This was the first self help book I read. It was recommended to me by a friend. What a great book. Easy to read and contains simple but good advise. My life started changing for the better the very next day.

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Summary: LOUISE IS THE "GURU" OF THE SELF HELP GENERATION
Review: DID YOU KNOW THEY ACTUALLY HAD TO CREATE THE SELF HELP SECTION IN BOOKSTORES FOR HER? THIS BOOK LITERALLY ALTERED THE COURSE OF MY LIFE. I HIGHLY SUGGEST IT.


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Summary: You must first believe that the mind controls your health
Review: My journey through bad health has been going on now for eight years, cost me over $100,000, and my condition has been hurt more by the MDs who claimed they could fix it -- than was helped by them. Enough was enough. Doctors are more concerned about maxing their fees, assembly-lining as many patients per hour through their offices -- anything -- to overcome the hold that insurance companies presently have on their standard of living. And their patients -- are the losers to such practices. If you are to benefit from Louise Hay's book, you must accept that there is a mind/body connection to health -- a belief that our minds cause our colds as well as our cancers. That past traumas -- or simply bad beliefs -- have sufficient emotional impact on us -- "zapping" us -- into negative thought patterns that lodge somewhere in our bodies, wear us down, cause us to be hurt, in pain, paralyzed with fear, frightened into intertia -- in effect, our bodies to break down into -- dis-ease. That is the premise of this book. Should you believe it? After eight years of seeing top MDs to alternative practitioners, I tired of feeding "the healthcare mill" that makes MDs wealthy -- and me increasingly disabled. I am now fighting my way back to wellness -- exploring many authors based on their mind/body teachings, and using their techniques. My belief that I can get well is what is making me well. The proof is clear -- by the progress I have made.

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Summary: Motivating to One's Character
Review: This book challenges the reader to look within themselves for healing and solice. We are what we believe ourselves to be. Our beliefs create our path, and even, our physical bodies more than we often realize. Louise Hay has written a book that inspires each of us to take full responsibility for who we are, and in turn, what we become. Within the pages of this book, you will find emotional and mental patterns that create us from the inside out. You can use the affirmations in this book to heal; rather than, hurt.