Sam Keen Ordre des livres (chronologique)

In Love Cycles, veteran couples therapist Linda Carroll presents a groundbreaking model of the five natural stages of romantic relationships — the Merge, Doubt and Denial, Disillusionment, Decision, and Wholehearted Love — and a guide for navigating through them toward lasting love. Love Cycles helps readers understand where they are in the cycle of their relationship and provides a clear strategy for how to stay happy and committed, even in difficult times.

"Aimer et être aimé" remet en question une culture centrée sur la romance, en révélant la richesse de l'amour humain. Sam Keen rejette les conseils d'auto-assistance traditionnels pour proposer une nouvelle perspective sur l'amour, qu'il décrit non pas comme une chute, mais comme un art complexe nécessitant des compétences à développer toute une vie. Le livre présente seize "éléments de l'amour", allant de l' "attention" - un cadeau que nous pouvons offrir à divers proches - à des aspects plus intimes comme "le désir" et "la sexualité". Keen allie récits, poèmes et citations, intégrant des idées de psychologie moderne et de traditions spirituelles. Il explore des thèmes tels que la "mémoire", la "solitude", l'importance de "l'appréciation" et de "l'engagement", tout en proposant des moyens de cultiver "l'empathie" et "la compassion". Chaque section se conclut par des suggestions pratiques pour enrichir notre capacité à aimer dans nos relations. La dernière partie offre une méditation inspirante sur l'idée que "ceux qui aiment connaissent Dieu", nous invitant à percevoir notre place dans l'univers à travers le prisme de l'amour.

The bestselling author of Fire in the Belly--the classic guide to men's psychology and spirituality--turns his attention to men's and women's search for meaning in a new book that charts a course for living a spiritual life in troubled times. Keen cuts through the conceits, self-deceptions, and crises of faith to lay bare the core of what makes an authentic spirituality.

Die Lust, ich zu sein - bk350; Bastei Lübbe Verlag; Sam Keen; pocket_book; 1993

The author of the New York Times bestseller Fire in the Belly guides us on an enlightening journey across the emotional landscape of our own inner psyches. Using self-tests and practical advice, Inward Bound teaches us to master the art of emotional literacy—how to understand what our minds and bodies are really telling us through the ups and downs of our emotions. Paying special attention to “negative” emotions such as fatigue, depression, grief, and especially boredom—the undiagnosed disease from which most “normal” people suffer—Sam Keen shows us how the low periods in our lives can actually be the impetus for the most profound and lasting change. While most people deny emotional lows in the hopes that they will go away; eat, drink, or tranquilize themselves; take mood elevators; or otherwise fill their time with empty activities, Keen instead teaches us how to re-vision negative emotions as positive way stations on the path to self-discovery. In Inward Bound , Keen shows us how to recover the full spectrum of our feelings and points the reader on a journey to greater health, intimacy, vitality, and a renewed joy in life.

Offers a guide for men seeking new personal ideals of strength, potency, and warriorship in their lives

Eine Analyse von kriegstreiberischen und gewaltfördernden Karikaturen und Plakaten, die sich die unbewussten Antriebe und Ängste der Menschen zunutze machen; reich illustriert.