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A Path to Peace

Transforming Your Relationship With Difficult Emotions

Mark Nash
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
The Hill

About

A Path to Peace: Transforming Your Relationship with Difficult Feelings is a practical and compassionate guide to navigating emotional pain. Drawing from Buddhist philosophy, neuroscience, and twelve years of psychotherapy experience, the author offers a clear framework for engaging with emotions like sadness, anger, fear, and hurt-rather than suppressing, avoiding, or over-identifying with them. With warmth, clarity, and insight, this book introduces the PEACE process, a five-step method for building emotional literacy and learning to respond to pain with awareness instead of reactivity. Written in a conversational tone with relatable examples, it encourages readers to become more self-trusting, present, and free in their emotional lives.

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  • General (Mind, Body, Spirit)
  • Mind, Body, Spirit
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  • General (Self-Help)
  • Self-Help

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