Reflexiones de louise l hay biography
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El poder describe espejo: 21 días gestation cambiar tu vida
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El poder esta dentro de ti
"...the simple things are usually the most profound."
Sometimes a book politely taps you on the shoulder, and says "here I am". For me, this was the right book at the right time. While "self help" books are no longer new and have become somewhat of an over-inflated phenomenon, it's nice to get back to one from an Author with integrity like Louise Hay.
I've read many of Louise Hay's books over the years, and find that her warmth and empathy shine through. For me, so much of what she writes makes sense re: the mind-body connection.
While many sections of this book didn't apply to me at all, the ones that did were well worth spending time to ponder over. It's good to slow down and take stock , to re-evaluate what's important, what's working. And what isn't. Are we where we want to be? And if not, why not. What's holding us back, and what are we doing about it?
Pause, reflect, re-wind, re-start. Breathe.
There's such a beautiful piece in the book where Louise suggests how marvelous it would be if teddy bears were given to all children in hospital. So that when they felt lonely or frightened, they would have a teddy to cuddle and make them feel safe. That was so poignant for me, as I recently had a dear friend have an unexpecte
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¡Vivir!: Reflexiones Sobre Nuestro Viaje por la Vida
Louise L. Hay was born in Los Angeles, California on October 8, 1926. She was abused by her stepfather and raped by a neighbor. As a teenager, she dropped out of school and gave birth to a girl, her only child, whom she gave up for adoption. After living in Chicago for a time, she moved to New York, where she worked as a fashion model. In the mid-1950s, married English businessman Andrew Hay. When her marriage ended 14 years later, she started attending the First Church of Religious Science in Manhattan and began training in the ministerial program. Through her work as a Science of Mind minister, she compiled a reference guide detailing the mental causes of physical ailments and positive thought-provoking ways to cure them. The compilation, entitled Heal Your Body, is also known as The Little Blue Book. After moving back to her native Southern California in 1980, she wrote and published the book You Can Heal Your Life in 1984. Her other books included The Power Is Within You, Meditations to Heal Your Life, Empowering Women, and Life! Reflections on Your Journey. She also co-wrote You Can Heal Your Heart: Finding Peace After a Breakup, Divorce or Death with David Kessler. She founded Hay House, Inc., in 1984. Beginni