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How gratitude can get the life you really want... 'Gratitude is
your soul's superfood, but cheaper than goji berries, and twice as
good for you. I like to think of it as mindfulness for cynics or
the "gateway drug" to spirituality. It's a very tangible thing you
can do everyday that will shift your focus to what you have rather
than pining and obsessing over what you don't have. Away from a
state of lack into limitless abundance...' So what happens when we
stop taking things for granted and start putting some gra* into our
gratitude? When we consciously turn our heads and hearts to what we
have and focus on the good? In Joy Rider, television presenter and
host of the podcast Thanks A Million, Angela Scanlon, presents her
guide to tapping into your own natural super resource - joy. This
book is an invitation to embrace the kind of gratitude that cuts
through the bulls**t of life to its truth, connecting us with the
present and grounding us in self. When there is so much to feel
anxious about, Angela shares with readers how focusing our
attention on the small, incremental positives in life can
completely change it for the better. * It means love in Irish
Challenging accepted theories about what makes for terrific sex, The Erotic Mind is a breakthrough exploration of the least understood dimensions of human sexuality -- the psychology of desire, arousal, and fulfillment. Nationally known sex therapist Dr. Jack Morin offers a bold new perspective that celebrates the joys of Eros without denying its risks. Based on an in-depth analysis of over 1,000 provocative stories of peak sexual experiences, The Erotic Mind offers clear, accessible guidance on how anyone can utilize his or her own peak encounters and fantasies as powerful tools of self-discovery. The Erotic Mind explains the many paradoxes of erotic life, such as: why we're most excited when we must overcome obstacles; how anxiety, guilt, and anger -- generally thought to have a negative impact on sexual arousal -- often turn out to be aphrodisiacs; how we use unresolved issues from our early lives to intensify passion; and why the best sex is dynamic and unpredictable, rather than static and safe. These and other insights, combined with concrete suggestions for increasing our enjoyment, overcoming our problems, and revitalizing our relationships, will change forever the way we think about our eroticism.
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