Curative Consciousness: For Heartbreak, Obsession, And Process Addiction

This book was written for the person who is tortured by their mind, who has sought comfort in too many distractions and can now see that their compulsions, in the long-term, have brought unhappiness and destroyed relationships. There's a huge difference between "turning over a new leaf," e.g., changing one's opinion on some things or deciding to be a better person, and using internal practices to truly reshape one's mind and ultimately, heart. The latter is such that until you actually try it, you wouldn't believe it's possible; while the former is akin to saying you're going to become physically stronger, without ever touching a weight or doing exercise, pretty much an empty promise unless you have tremendous innate will. If you reach a point in life where you are desperately unhappy and pick up on feedback that you're toxic, meditation and the modalities of surrender and presence, if observed faithfully, can allow you to make good on promises to be a better person. At the very least, they can kill the unconscious compulsions that drive one to outwardly seek to the detriment of others. Conditioning can be adjusted with the right tools. The state of the world implies that this is not widely understood, and so this book is written for those who want to get to the root of unhappiness and find a peace that doesn't rely on the perfection of their circumstances.

• | Author: Michael Paradis
• | Publisher: Independently published
• | Publication Date: Jan 11, 2016
• | Number of Pages: 186 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1520532733
• | ISBN-13: 9781520532738