Jaume Soler Livres

In the title the T in 'Emotional has an arrow at the bottom pointing down and the i is replaced with an arrow pointing up.

Emotions are like the weather. Which meteorological conditions occur most often in your inner world? Are there any that you are really afraid of? How do you respond when you feel out of control? And if another person is out of control, how do you react? In this revolutionary approach to emotional education, we learn that our emotions affect our inner and outer climate. They can improve or poison it, affecting our ecosystem and that of our family, school, and friends. Through stories and activities, children learn how to make a beautiful umbrella to protect them from all kinds of "rain," along with strategies for preventing emotional "pollution" and avoiding "tsunamis" and "acid rain." The activities, which include a guide for mentors and teachers, help children become sustainable and creative people, increasing the quality of their personal relationships and the world in which they live.

What sources of energy does the Earth have? Where can we find the energy we need to survive? Did you know that there are also sources of emotional energy? Through stories, questions, and games, this book teaches middle-grade kids how to "fly, " love themselves, differentiate between protecting themselves and being aggressive, and prepare a happy jelly to get them through difficult moments. They will also learn how to surround themselves with people who help them grow in harmony and balance. The content is purposefully open so that mentors can use the ideas and activities in their own way. Teachers and parents will have fun encouraging kids to become emotional ecologists--people who have enough confidence in themselves to take worthwhile risks and to make their dreams become reality.

A lo largo del libro se revisa el concepto del amor y del amar y se plantean, entre otros temas novedosos, las relaciones de pareja: el misterio, el impacto de vivencia del territorio, los límites, las fronteras, las desincronías, la fidelidad, la gestión adaptativa de las crisis. Con un lenguaje sencillo y repleto de relatos y ejemplos, los autores proponen construir una relación emocionalmente ecológica, creativa y vinculada por el amor en lugar de unida por ataduras de dependencia.

En sus viajes a India, Vietnam y Camboya, Jaume Soler y Maria Mercè Conangla recopilan historias y experiencias que revelan valiosas perlas de sabiduría. El hilo conductor es la idea de que la sabiduría no está ligada a la edad, sino a la aceptación de los misterios de la vida y a mantener la curiosidad para vivir plenamente.