What You Feel You Can Heal
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In What You Feel You Can Heal John Gray discusses the idea of finding feelings that have been 'lost' and regaining the respect and love for yourself that is a necessary perequisite to giving and receiving love from others, in sexual and all other relationships. In his encouraging way, Gray also offers simple and do-able techniques to help achieve this state of 'unconditional love' and move on to develop fulfilling and lasting relationships. Find out how to:—Improve communication—Increase self-esteem and self-love—Transform negative feelings into positive ones—Enrich loving relationships
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