The ROAD LESS TRAVELED
A New Psychology of Love, Traditional Values and Spiritual Growth
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Book Description
"Life is difficult."
With this first sentence, Dr. M. Scott Peck revolutionized the way we live our lives, and it is no less true today than when it was written twenty years ago.
In this guide to confronting and resolving our problems-and suffering through the changes-we learn that weContinue
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Waleswong said on Jan 20, 2011 | Add your feedback
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Sincere and insightful.
Yet to find how good its Chinese translation published in Taiwan is.
http://findbook.tw/book/9789864171422/basicgds effect said on Oct 30, 2009 | Add your feedback
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- English Books
- Paperback 320 Pages
- Edition: 2nd
- ISBN-10: 0684847248
- ISBN-13: 9780684847245
- Publisher: Touchstone
- Pub date: Jan 02, 1998
- Also available as: Hardcover, Audio CD, Audio Cassette, Library Binding and eBook
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Ng Cheng 
It is a wonderful book for self improvement. It could be a eye-opener for those who haven't touched the topic of spiritual growth before. You may find a case or two that is similar to your own "problem", only varying in severity. It provides lot of foods of self reflection. Although this sounds obvi ... (continue)
It is a wonderful book for self improvement. It could be a eye-opener for those who haven't touched the topic of spiritual growth before. You may find a case or two that is similar to your own "problem", only varying in severity. It provides lot of foods of self reflection. Although this sounds obvious, we somehow always forget that it requires a genuine love to nurture a relationship - marriage, parenting, etc. Lack of love in childhood might have caused mental illness or psychological problems in adult times.
Probably because of my own personal (in)experience, the latter parts on grace and religion do not click on me. That said, the first part alone deserves my five stars rating.
I first read this book 5-6 years ago and it influenced my way of thinking. When I now read it as a father of two kids, I learn something else as a parent. This must be a book for regular re-reading.
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