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published
2001
(first published 2000)
by Harper Perennial
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Paperback, 160 pages
isbn
0060953721
(isbn13: 9780060953720)
description
The original self is the person "who came into this world full of possibility and destined for joyful unveiling and manifestation," accordin...more
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Read in January, 2008
A lovely, to the point, direct, here it is version of Moore’s philosophy and how glorious it is! I have never been able to get into his “care of the soul”, but I may now. There was so much wisdom and echoes of my own soul. He talks about the poetry of every day life, of every day actions; he talks about looking into your soul and figuring it all out, and then letting it be since its beauty cannot be altered in any way. He incorporates every wisdom tradition I have ever learned about, a...more
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Read in February, 2008
Moore has some refreshing insights on modern psychotherapy and our constant need to "fix" ourselves. He suggests embracing the original self, allowing room for and learning to live well with our neuroses (rather than trying to eliminate them). He draws broadly from theology, mythology and philosophy - and makes a case for living with more soul. Questioning less, embracing more of what already is.
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Another book everyone should read! How to live from the soul in a soulless world.
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