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Simply Sane: Stop Fixing Yourself and Start Really Living

This book explores the concept of self-acceptance and encourages readers to focus on living a meaningful life rather than constantly striving for self-improvement. It provides insights and strategies for cultivating a mindset of contentment and well-being. more

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Gerald May
Gerald May

Gerald May, an American psychiatrist, was born on June 12, 1940, and passed away on April 12, 2005. He is renowned for his contributions to spiritual psychology, particularly in the areas of mental health and spiritual growth. more

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