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Alquimia Materna: Transforma Tu Maternidad Para Convertir La Culpa En Gozo / Mat Ernal Alchemy: Transforming Motherhood from Guilt Into Enjoyment
by Ana Acosta
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Quieres tener otro? Culpable. No quieres hijos? Culpable.
«En este libro vamos a adentrarnos en esta culpa, vamos a diseccionarla, a analizar de dnde viene, para qu ha llegado; vamos a aprender a diferenciar la culpa real como emocin necesaria, de la culpa social y culturalmente impuesta como forma de opresin hacia las mujeres. Tambin te ofrecer herramientas de la psicologa positiva y la psicologa budista para que puedas liberarte de aquella culpa que no te corresponde ni te pertenece y, al hacerlo, empoderarte, de modo que logres transmitir tu maternidad desde el gozo y no desde la culpa. Y esto es bsicamente la alquimia materna: el poder ancestral de transformar nuestra propia realidad desde el conocimiento, la autorreflexin y la autocompasin, el poder de transformar el carbn en oro puro . Alquimia materna es un libro que, de manera especfica y concreta, es capaz de ofrecer prcticas y herramientas para transformar la herida de la culpa en un sentimiento de satisfaccin liberador. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Did you go back to work after having your baby? Guilty. Did you take a few years off? Guilty.
Do you want to have another baby? Guilty. Do you not want children at all? Guilty.
"In this book, we'll examine that guilt, dissect it, analyze where it comes from and why; we'll learn to distinguish real guilt, a necessary emotion, from socially and culturally imposed guilt that functions as a tool to oppress women." It also offers tools from positivist and Buddhist psychology to help you free from unwarranted guilt and empower you to experience motherhood with pleasure instead of guilt. For that is the basic essence of maternal alchemy: the ancestral power to transform our reality through knowledge, self-reflection, and self-compassion, the power of changing a lump of coal into pure gold." Maternal Alchemy is a book that offers specific and concrete tips for transforming guilt into a liberating sense of satisfaction.
Quieres tener otro? Culpable. No quieres hijos? Culpable.
«En este libro vamos a adentrarnos en esta culpa, vamos a diseccionarla, a analizar de dnde viene, para qu ha llegado; vamos a aprender a diferenciar la culpa real como emocin necesaria, de la culpa social y culturalmente impuesta como forma de opresin hacia las mujeres. Tambin te ofrecer herramientas de la psicologa positiva y la psicologa budista para que puedas liberarte de aquella culpa que no te corresponde ni te pertenece y, al hacerlo, empoderarte, de modo que logres transmitir tu maternidad desde el gozo y no desde la culpa. Y esto es bsicamente la alquimia materna: el poder ancestral de transformar nuestra propia realidad desde el conocimiento, la autorreflexin y la autocompasin, el poder de transformar el carbn en oro puro . Alquimia materna es un libro que, de manera especfica y concreta, es capaz de ofrecer prcticas y herramientas para transformar la herida de la culpa en un sentimiento de satisfaccin liberador. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Did you go back to work after having your baby? Guilty. Did you take a few years off? Guilty.
Do you want to have another baby? Guilty. Do you not want children at all? Guilty.
"In this book, we'll examine that guilt, dissect it, analyze where it comes from and why; we'll learn to distinguish real guilt, a necessary emotion, from socially and culturally imposed guilt that functions as a tool to oppress women." It also offers tools from positivist and Buddhist psychology to help you free from unwarranted guilt and empower you to experience motherhood with pleasure instead of guilt. For that is the basic essence of maternal alchemy: the ancestral power to transform our reality through knowledge, self-reflection, and self-compassion, the power of changing a lump of coal into pure gold." Maternal Alchemy is a book that offers specific and concrete tips for transforming guilt into a liberating sense of satisfaction.
Paperback
$22.95