O Caminho da Autotransformação

by Eva Pierrakos

O conteúdo deste livro foi obtido mediante canais. Seu verdadeiro autor é um ser desencarnado que não atribuiu nenhum nome a si mesmo, e por isso passou a ser conhecido como Guia. Por intermédio de Eva Pierrakos, eçe pronunciou 258 palestras sobre a natureza da realidade psicológica e espiritual e sobre o processo do desenvolvimento espiritual pessoal.

Genres: Spirituality, Psychology, Self Help, Nonfiction, Personal Growth

256 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1990

About the author

Eva Pierrakos gave the Pathwork Guide Lectures on spirituality.

Reviews

[Lara]

This is a kind of self-therapy book. I learned how to find out about my uncounscious patterns of thoughts and transform myself for better feelings, emotions and better life. This book really enriched my life.

[Kalonia]

There's a bible for everyone

Simple. When a book changes your life. Creates a current of good within and without. Joins the schisms within and leaves you seeing the world from a different perspective, and empowered view. You study it. You meditate on it and you incorporate the ideas into your life. The fruits of the spirit our as obvious as the fruit of a tree. If you've come to this book, this is your confirmation. You're ready. A teacher has appeared.

[Jann]

If you've had enough of therapy, and you would like to know why you don't have inner peace, and how you can find it. . . and . . . if you are open-minded. . . or even if you are not open-minded, but you STILL have a longing for inner peace. . .check this out. This review also applies to all of Eva Pierrakos's book.

[Nathalie]

A must-read book for anyone doing consciousness work - it's saturated with powerful, eloquent wisdom that is explained in a practical way. I will refer to this again and again, and it's provided invaluable guidance for the next step in my personal evolution!

[Julie Crowe]

This was a slow read with many instances of putting the book down after only a couple of pages. The material is dense, often heavy, and sometimes hard to take. Even so, it's the most beautiful example of blending psychology and spirituality into a profoundly effective self-help guide. I tried to read it a couple years before and couldn't find a taste for it. But now, I must have been at the right stage in life for this specific work, because the book resonated strongly this time. If you're ready for this kind of intense self-reflection, this book will be very enlightening. If you're not ready to self evaluate, though, you probably won't like it. Good luck!

[Marcey Rader]

I. Can. Not. Read. This. I tried so hard to get interested in this book because it is one of the top five favorite books of my business coach, but the woo level is so high I found myself re-reading paragraph after paragraph, page after page until I couldn't read any more. Thankfully, I am in a book club discussion/lecture group where my coach explains each chapter weekly. I have a much easier time with the concepts the way she discusses them but regret that I even purchased the book.

[Mark]

This provides a solid framework for taking a path of spiritual growth. However, much of the information here is rehashed, anecdotal, and lacking detail. The hook of the book is that it synthesizes a number of existing theories and belief systems, but the way in which it is done is uncompelling. As an example, the author completely lifts Freud's id/ego/superego concept, renames the ideas without attribution, and uses it to build a broad strategy for meditation. The author speaks so broadly on this that implementation is difficult. To add, this ultimate idea is quite similar to theories in Buddhism, Daoism, and other principles. Overall, this book just takes a bunch of ideas and repackages them in an uninteresting way.

[Isabelle Moss]

I loved this. It is full of insights and direction which has to be followed through to make the difference but if you read each chapter two or three times it becomes imbibed. It's great fro anyone who is looking to grow their spirit in trust.

[Mariangela Moore]

This book has to be read with an open mind it’s not a light easy read but a wonderful journey to self knowledge and forgiveness .

[Andrei Gheorghe]

Very psychology based, but with simple terms and concepts, very dense and concisely written, gives a clear guide for inner work. It would fit perfectly as a Bible or guide for one's own inner life.

[Christine Bona]

um livro para ser deixado na mesa de cabeceira

[Tiago Martinelli]

Não é um livro para todo mundo... Li de mente aberta e me trouxe aprendizados. Gostei da forma como elabora e desenvolve os temas nos capítulos.

[Julie]

If you can get past the rather grating idea that the author claims her book to be written by a 'guide' and not by her (what's going on there???!), then this is a great book for making us face our unhelpful behaviours and patterns. It was handed to me by a strange woman in Australia (who danced naked in her garden for an hour every afternoon) so I almost threw it away, thinking "hey, she's the mad one here!" Anyway, it turned out to be a book that was rather life-changing for me at the time. So for the sake of nostalgia, I've added it to my book list.

[Angela]

better improve grow yourself
good tools here and good ways to look inside to our psyche and hearts

[ana*]

This is the best spiritual book I've ever read. It covers the gammet (sp?) in a very real, honest, and approachable way. I recommend it to all humans.

[Daniel]

A dense book. Difficult to read and apply but all together a journey into the self.

[Kimberly Nichols]

Really excellent look at the road to self-awareness from seeing our inner ugliness and beauty clearly and then walking forward on a conscious path.

[Barbc]

19new

[Angela]

One of the best books I've read. Very important and helpful.

[Colleen Stinchcombe]

The best part was the quotes at the beginning of each chapter.

[Christine De Napoli]

un livro para ser deixado na mesa de cabeceira

[Raphael Albino]

Uma leitura profunda e densa sobre autoconhecimento, níveis de consciência da mente e conexão entre o espírito e a razão.

[Sven Heck]

One of the best reads ever! Love it