Andy Matzner Libros

Llenas de imagenes provocativas y simbolismo arquetipico, cada una de las setenta y ocho cartas de la baraja del Tarot sirve como herramienta poderosa para fomentar la autoexpresion, el desarrollo de los medios de comunicacion no verbal y la autoconciencia. Asi que, en lugar de memorizar significados tradicionales, interactuaras con las cartas de manera que te ofreceran un canal para expresarte y te daran la oportunidad de trabajar con una gran variedad de medios artisticos y creativos. Tambien tendras la oportunidad de acceder a tu lado ludico porque mientras usas las cartas para hacer los ejercicios recogidos en el libro, estaras usando tu imaginacion al cien por cien.

I believe that the key to healthy eating is Feeling good about yourself, respecting yourself, and treating yourself with compassion. Once you learn self-love, then a positive, healthy relationship with food will naturally develop. By accepting yourself without judgment, you’ll become much less willing to make unhealthy food choices. With self-love, your relationship with food ceases to be a chore or something you have to force yourself to do. After all, motivation powered by unhappiness and resentment toward your own body is bound to fail. This is why traditional diets don’t work. The Buddha Diet solves that problem by showing you exactly how to develop that sense of self-love and acceptance. Table of Introduction Chapter 1: What the Buddha Discovered about dieting Chapter 2: How to Change (or not) Chapter 3: Food and Practical Considerations Chapter 4: Skill #1: Mindfulness Chapter 5: Skill #2: Accessing Authentic Values Chapter 6: Skill #3: Cultivating Self-Compassion Chapter 7: Skill #4: Overcoming Maladaptive Beliefs Chapter 8: Skill #5: Neutralizing Negative Self-Talk Chapter 9: Skill #6: Disarming "the Inner Critic" Chapter 10: Skill #7: Managing Emotional Eating Chapter 11: Skill #8: Dealing with Emotions Conclusion