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El. knyga: Enough!

3.70/5 (110 ratings by Goodreads)
  • Formatas: PDF+DRM
  • Išleidimo metai: 16-Jul-2010
  • Leidėjas: Snow Lion Publications
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781559399876
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  • Formatas: PDF+DRM
  • Išleidimo metai: 16-Jul-2010
  • Leidėjas: Snow Lion Publications
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781559399876
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By fusing the essence of Buddhism with Western psychology, the author provides practical exercises, simple meditations and inspiring stories, all with the aim of helping readers identify the triggers for their addictive behaviors so that they can finally put a stop to their destructive actions. Original.

Enough! is a hands-on guide to help put an end to the patterns that sabotage the potential for a true and satisfying happiness. All of us are caught up in addictions---big or small. Enough! presents a practical path that releases us from the grip of negative habits and addictions that block a full and meaningful life.

We can learn how to undo our habits and addictions, but to do this we have to first find their triggers. With the right techniques we can disarm them and learn more effective ways for dealing with the pain that so often underlies our problem-causing behaviors. Without the support of effective methods we are likely to return to our addictions when pain and painful issues arise. Chonyi Taylor helps us break through that cycle, reconnect with ourselves and others, and feel more centered in our spiritual awareness.

Presenting the essence of Buddhism without the jargon, and fusing it with Western psychology, Chonyi Taylor engagingly combines practical exercises that were developed through her workshops with meditations and stories, and presents invaluable insights about how the mind works.

Enough! is intended for anyone who is looking for a powerful and effective way out of addiction, regardless of religious or secular background, and is suitable for self-study or as part of a guided program.

"The Buddha's eight-step enlightenment program has a lot to say about freeing us from overwhelming attachments and other habitual patterns, and Chonyi Taylor has the experience and know-how to communicate this well. Her accessible and savvy hands-on guide is profound in applying spiritual principles of awareness cultivation for reconditioning the heart and mind through a skillful combination of practical psychospiritual exercises and insightful introspection. I heartily recommend this to all those struggling to become healthier and happier, more balanced, sane, and liberated."---Lama Surya Das, author of Letting Go of the Person You Used to Be

"With Enough! Chonyi Taylor has created a practical, step-by-step guide to finding freedom from addiction and compulsion, as well as a clear and honest approach to living life while walking a spiritual path. Taylor offers us a tremendous opportunity to transform the pain of our destructive behaviors into the fruit of spiritual awakening."---Michael Imperioli, actor, HBO "Sopranos" and Tibetan Buddhist

"Chonyi Taylor has given us a thorough, detailed, and systematic approach to dealing with addictions and the negative emotions that fuel them that is a major contribution to the integration of Buddhism into Western psychology and psychotherapy."---Ron Leifer, M.D., author of Vinegar into Honey

List of Meditations
viii
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction 1(18)
Why Bother?
3(1)
I've Tried Before, But I Fall Back
4(1)
What is Addiction?
4(5)
The Definition
9(1)
So What Can We Do?
9(1)
Why Equanimity?
10(1)
Learning to Control Compulsions
11(1)
Addictions and Drug Dependencies
12(1)
A Balanced Plan for Undermining and Removing Addictions
13(6)
1 How We Can Change the Compulsive Mind: Habits and Meditation
19(16)
Finding Inspiration to Change
20(3)
Habits and Change
23(1)
Motivation, Repetition, and Reward
24(1)
Mindfulness, Introspection, and Equanimity
25(3)
Some Practical Guidelines for Meditation
28(7)
2 What Can Be Done Right Now?
35(8)
Emergency Actions: Fleeing or Freezing
36(1)
Breathing and Relaxing Exercises
37(3)
Mental Spa Baths
40(1)
Moving Ahead
41(2)
3 Freedom from Acting Compulsively: Working with the Mind
43(18)
What is the Mind?
44(1)
More on Equanimity
45(2)
Developing Awareness and Equanimity through Meditation
47(11)
Myths and Realities about Happiness and Pleasure
58(3)
4 Finding Triggers and Choosing to Change
61(12)
How Does Something Come to Be a Trigger? Emotions and Habits
62(6)
Freedom to Choose
68(3)
Exaggeration and Pain
71(2)
5 Exaggeration, Denial, and Pain
73(12)
Loaded Emotions and Exaggerations
74(3)
Emotions and Desires
77(5)
Confidence Comes from Having a Little Wisdom: Separating Good Feedback from Bad
82(3)
6 Making Choices and Managing Pain
85(20)
Freedom from Pain and the Fear of Pain
86(3)
Accept Pain or Get Relief?
89(6)
Moving Towards Pain
95(4)
Making Choices and Building Self-Confidence
99(6)
7 Cleaning Out Rubbish: Forgiveness
105(20)
Forgiving and Being Forgiven: The Story of Carri
106(5)
Forgiving Ourselves
111(4)
Panning for Gold
115(7)
Our Addiction is Part of the Solution
122(3)
8 What is the Point in Saying "Enough!"?
125(28)
Freedom from the Isolation of an Addiction: Tools for Reconnecting
126(3)
Values and Happiness: The Sixteen Guidelines for a Happy Life
129(1)
Tools for How We Think: Humility, Patience, Contentment, Delight
130(2)
Tools for How We Act: Kindness, Honesty, Generosity, Right Speech
132(4)
Tools for How We Relate to Others: Respect, Forgiveness, Gratitude, Loyalty
136(7)
Tools for Finding Meaning: Principles, Aspiration, Service, Courage
143(5)
Freedom to Be Happy
148(5)
9 Looking Ahead: Wisdom, Compassion, and Happiness
153(14)
How to Develop Wisdom-Love: Introducing Bodhichitta
154(8)
Putting It All Together
162(1)
Wisdom
163(2)
Wise Compassion
165(1)
Lasting Happiness
166(1)
Appendices
Appendix 1 Explanation for Professionals
167(4)
Appendix 2 The Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous
171(1)
Appendix 3 The Buddhist Eightfold Noble Path as Described in Workshops on Addiction
172(2)
Appendix 4 Some Useful Websites
174(1)
Notes 175(2)
Bibliography 177(3)
Index 180