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- Sep 9, 2020
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- DX FIBRO
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- 05/2014
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Really it's a book about meditation and then stories of people from his workshops who have benefitted from the process even though their outside circumstances haven't changed. It's not so much a way to get rid of pain as it is to be present with it in a way that makes it easier to deal with. I definitely recommend it and the author is a highly respected academic and researcher in this area as well as a practitioner of what he teaches.Funny, I was watching a one hour philosophical dialogue with an awareness-specialist on Tuesday, then yesterday suddenly recognized his name as the author of your book-recommendation: Jon Kabat-Zinn...! I'm sceptical, having been disappointed by "Freedom from Pain" by Peter Levine, it was like: been/am there, done/do that. Maybe I should try it all the same?