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The Presence Process: A Healing Journey Into Present Moment Awareness
We no longer need to feel that the path tread by most of humanity is one of quiet desperation. In The Presence Process (TPP), we now have a sensible step-by-step procedure that empowers us to heal the ghosts from our past so we can live liberated lives - Now.What was hard to explain has now been written. What was previously assumed to be a peaceful territory available only...more
Paperback, 354 pages
Published
October 1st 2005
by Beaufort Books
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"The Presence Process" has captured a man's spiritual evolution from awakening to current moment, allowing the reader to relate to the triumphs and challenges along the journey. He takes the reader through his highly integrative spiritual practices as he faced deep physical pain and offers practical steps of energetic pathways that can foster a powerful relationship to oneself and others, creating a strong foundation to one's very own experience of life in a state of awareness. This book goes ab...more
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My first introduction to the term “mindfulness” came while attending a local therapy institute. In fact, my first research paper at this institute regarded mindfulness and the Christian spirituality and how the two can mesh appropriately. This process had such an impact upon me, that I began immediately utilizing it within my recovery progress of transformation and restoration.
My cousin mentioned Brown’s book in passing, and then sent me her copy at my curious request. Immediately, I knew I was...more
My cousin mentioned Brown’s book in passing, and then sent me her copy at my curious request. Immediately, I knew I was...more
Read this twice and benefited from the central message in ways that are still proving to be powerful for me a year later. If you're not ready to be accountable for your life and choices, buy it and dip into maybe just the first chapter for now. When the time is right, revisit it. You will learn about yourself, what holds you back, what keeps you stuck (and all the origins of this behavior) as well as how to move toward and through the drama and trauma to be your best self now!
So my therapist (who I really adore) brought this to my attention. I simply don't have the dedication this "process" insists upon. I'm all for finding time for myself, and I think that integration of trauma is indeed important, however the demands of this work require way too much time, effort, and non-variance. I would start to think, "Sure yeah, I can do a variation of this step, and perhaps find it useful", but then I'd read that unless you do EXACTLY what is written, (which again, asks a LOT...more
I'm in my second reading and so appreciate the insight and the work. It takes courage, and faith. I read another review from a Christian perspective; I too am a Christian, and Browne's language doesn't offend me or put me off in any other way. A rose by any other name is still a rose. I highly suspect that Presence is not offended by being referred to as Presence instead of God or Holy Spirit. It is what it is. Thank you Michael Brown.
I've read 'The Presence Process' three times now, and each time I did the ten week program. I even joined a group that discussed this book once a week. I've met people who have read, 'The Presence Process' upwards of 15 times. They've got their copies of the book underlined, highlighted, book marked, annotated and adumbrated.
'The Presence Process' is a clear and easy to understand guidebook for a person looking to heal their emotional body and move more into the present moment. I have found the...more
'The Presence Process' is a clear and easy to understand guidebook for a person looking to heal their emotional body and move more into the present moment. I have found the...more
As other reviewers of this book have said, it's the only book that's ever helped me adopt a twice-daily habit of meditation, which I've kept up, almost without fail, since I first started reading the book a few months ago. I'm on my second read through at the moment and am amazed how much I missed the first time. It makes even more sense now, and has helped me more than I can say.
Mar 30, 2011
Maureen O'keefe
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Boring! He does not say anything that a hundred million people have not already said. I must say, however, that I do not read many books of this genre. I am a great sceptic of "self-help" books. Oh well!
Jul 01, 2008
Mariola
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Recommends it for:
human" species"warning requires courage!
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mentor
Feeling everything is a real joy.THE emotional cleansing has nothing to do with new age spirituality or world religions.
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Until 1989, South African-born Michael Brown was living what he had called a blissfully unconscious life as a music journalist. He then developed an acutely painful neurological condition for which conventional medicine had neither cure nor relief. This caused him to set out on what became an odyssey of self-healing. His exploration took him into numerous alternative healing modalities – then beyo...more
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