Mindful Loving: Essential Practices for Cultivating Connection and Intimacy

Kristi Turcotte: I recommend this for anyone seeking self care.

United States on Oct 09, 2023

Ha Nguyen: This book brought me to an out-of-the-box idea to practice saying "Darling, I am suffering. Please help." especially if it was the person we love who caused our suffering.
I have never done this before, but at the moment I did it, I felt truly relieved. It is not because my partner healed my suffers, but because I can recognize my feeling and understand why I felt that way. I healed myself first just by accepting it and then accept the fact that my partner had suffered something in the past so he reflected it on me.

Netherlands on Oct 02, 2023

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: i got most of the books in these series and absolutely loving it tysmmmm 🌷

India on Aug 17, 2023

Cyrus Pieris: Its amazing that a Buddhist monk who was celibate his whole life knows more about love than I could have imagined. When I read this I realised that I had no idea what love was. I thought it was something material and has a physical element to it. Have done two years of yoga and lots of walking meditation I managed to get rid of most of the things blocking me from myself. So glad to have found this book and my way back to myself.

United Kingdom on Jul 29, 2023

Sara Jordan: The used book was in great condition as stated and the shipping was very prompt!

United States on Jun 12, 2023

Georges Tormen: It is so simple. It is so connected. It is our live as it needs to be. Now, it is time for me to share my thoughts and be together.

Canada on Apr 09, 2023

Sean: An in depth dive at the self is never harmful. This book is for reading and writing full of homework and general directed towards the female population in language but the principles are the same

United States on Feb 01, 2023

MarieMarie: The media could not be loaded.  Size is probably in description but I added all of Thich Nhat Hanh books to my cart. Love his work! It’s a really small book and not very long but perfect size to take on a plane (if it’s a relevantly quick trip!).

United States on Jan 31, 2023

Abhishek Das: This book has touched the untouched elements of life. I don't have any words to describe it. Thanks to thy

India on Nov 28, 2022

Jamie: I am not a self-help book type of person, and I used to take a weird kind of pride in that. But when my partner of 12 years left me last spring, it disrupted my life in ways I couldn't just shrug off. At a friend's recommendation, I bought this book with a big dose of skepticism. My first read through was fast - not because of the simplistic language and ideas, but because I was looking for the answers to my questions and solutions to my problems. On my second read, I slowed down and appreciated the surface messages and the beautiful language. I'm on my 10th or 11th read through this book, and often pick it up to read passages whenever I'm feeling down to spark good, healthy thinking (I'm so anti-self-help I still have an aversion to calling it "meditation"). But the book itself won't make you better: you have to put in the work and learn to be whole. The book is there to provide healthy relationship goals, but in the end, you always need to be responsible for your own happiness. If there are any shortcuts, I haven't found them yet.

The author gives wonderful guidance and advice, and provides good descriptions of what a loving relationship should be. I don't agree 100% with...

United States on Dec 19, 2019