| Title | : | The Others Within Us: Internal Family Systems, Porous Mind, and Spirit Possession |
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| Format Type | : | Pocketbok |
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The Others Within Us: Internal Family Systems, Porous Mind, and Spirit Possession Reviews
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I’m only part way through this book and I am regularly excited, in awe, deep admiration and respect and am so grateful for the model of IFS and this deeper dive into a subject that dares to expand on the realities within us despite the risk of going against traditional academia. Big applaud for this revolutionary book.
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As a therapist and someone who works in the spiritual world, I have yet to find a validating book in my own personal journey and in my experiences working with clients His writing keeps me engaged, and let me tell you, that is hard to do.He finally acknowledges aspects of the arcane ( and so much ) that we don’t address enough in western psychology and using IFS provides support for this endeavor.
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A must for anyone who is interested IFS. This book pulls of the amazing feat of tying together the connection between science, psychology, math, philosophy, religion and spirituality. Doing all this while discussing the phenomenon of spirit possession within the therapy room is an unbelievable tightrope feat that he pulls off with aplomb. Full of references and lived experiences by the author himself, Robert is going where few have been bold enough to go.
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An essential read for IFS therapists and practitioners.
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Are we to return to the dark ages? Science isn’t a prejudice; it is a method of discerning the facts. Without evidence or research, this book is an example of preying on other’s emotional distress and their hopes of a magical cure.
