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52 Weeks of Conscious Contact: Meditations for Connecting with God, Self, and Others

2 reviews
Melody Beattie

Hazelden, 2003

A daily inspiration
I love this book! As I've been going through a personal crisis, I have been reading various books and this one has hit home for me. Each chapter that I read seems to speak directly to me with concise but uplifting words. I recommend this book to anyone who is struggling with their faith and is looking for support.

The Language of Letting Go: Daily Meditations for Co-Dependents (Hazelden Meditation Series)

3 reviews
Melody Beattie

HarperCollins Publishers, 1990

Surviving, not thriving? There's hope for you..yes, you!
I bought "The Language of Letting Go" when facing major loss, thinking it was a book about handling grief. It was one of the best mistakes I ever made. I am more grateful for this single volume than for my entire library of 3,000 other books, and daily experience more benefit. Melody Beattie's book of meditations is a guidebook for life. It's about holding on to what is meaningful, and letting ...

The Language of Letting Go Journal: A Meditation Book and Journal for Daily Reflection

4 reviews
Melody Beattie

Hazelden, 2003

Language of Letting go a wonderful journal
I just started using this book as a recomendation made by one of my college teachers last semester. By reading the daily pages, and journaling a little bit about each topic for each day I have been able to make some very profound discoveries about myself. It is helping me to not only better understand myself, and my situation, but it is allowing me to become more tolerant of others, and is ...

The Lessons in Love

13 reviews
Melody Beattie

HarperSanFrancisco, 1994

Extraordinary Journey From Loss to Love and Living Again. 10
Melody Beattie's book is a profoundly poignant, honest, courageous, heartfelt, and inspiring journey from being shattered at the loss of her precious 12 year old son, to learning how to embrace life again, and how to love and live fully. It is not an easy journey, and takes time to adjust, and plunge wholeheartedly into the life circumstances you are facing NOW, so that you can re-claim the love ...

Journey to the Heart: Daily Meditations on the Path to Freeing Your Soul

20 reviews
Melody Beattie

HarperOne, 1996

Great Book
I had her first book and really like it, but this one is better! The entries are short, but are incredibly motivational and offer a great deal of food for thought. They are a perfect way to end the day on a positive note! I would reccommend this to anyone.

Ya no seas codependiente

3 reviews
Melody Beattie

Hazelden, 1998

A Book That Has Saved Many Lives
In this wonderful book, Melody Beattie provides the reader with the necessary tools to overcome the burden of codependency. Although it gives examples to help the families of alcoholics, the book stresses that any addiction and its effects can be overcomed if we only recognize the reasons the behaviors were developed in the first place. I was sexually molested as a child and, as a result, ...

A Reason to Live

2 reviews

Tyndale House Pub, 1991

This book is the only reason I am alive today.
When my boyfriend committed suicide I felt I wasn't worth sticking around for. This book changed that feeling. I was lucky it did. About 6 months after his death I found out it was murder made to look like a suicide.

Journey to the Heart

2 reviews

HarperAudio, 1996

A step beyond
This meditation book goes directly to the heart. For those of us who are traveling the path to live according to what our heart tells us, this book is a must read. Whether I pick it up daily, or only periodically, it is always dead on. For those people who are recovering, I find that this takes meditation and recovery into 'level 3' where you no longer focus at all on the problem, but ...

Gratitude

2 reviews
Melody Beattie

Hazelden Information & Educational Services, 1992

Small, but profound!
This book is a one day quick read, but don't let the the size fool you. It is content rich and has, by far, been one of the most impactful books I have read to date. I will be keeping this book by my bedside for a lifetime. It is not filled with fluff, but with real honest to goodness tools to not only have gratitude in your life but how to have more, be more and believe more in yourself by ...

The Grief Club: The Secret to Getting Through All Kinds of Change

7 reviews
Melody Beattie

Hazelden, 2006

Restoration Resource - Can't Recommend this Enough
I was walking through my local bookstore when my eyes caught sight of this book. The title drew me in, as I am grieving the death of my brother. I saw the author and thought, "Oh, no - not that Codependency woman..." Melody Beattie - who was the first author I ever knew to use the term "Co-Dependent" a term that had come for many to mean "whiney person who thinks of himself/herself as a ...

Codependent's Guide to the Twelve Steps

17 reviews
Melody Beattie

Piatkus Books, 1991

Help is on the Way
I was skeptical at first about reading a book on the steps. I wasn't sure if it could help me. I had attended a few meetings and thought I knew some of the concepts, but this book opened my eyes. I think that Melody Beattie is very personal and caring in the mind of a codependent. She made me feel like I wasn't a bad person and I could recover from the out of control way my life has been. I'm ...

The Language of Letting Go (Hazelden Meditation Series)

1 review
Melody Beattie

Hazelden Foundation, 1990

An excellent and intelligent meditation book for anyone
This book was given to me 15yrs ago by a friend and it is my favorite of the meditation books I read every day. Melody is so down to earth and spiritual so anyone can relate. I share this book with friends who are looking for comfort from divorce, overeating, substance abuse, relationship abuse-they all apply here. Very easy to read and gives solid daily advice. Priceless and well done, ...

Choices

5 reviews

HarperCollins e-books, 2007

Timeless lessons from author who writes like an old friend.
Like Billy Pilgrim, the protagonist in Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five, Melody Beattie has come unstuck in time. When Billy Pilgrim ceases to experience his life in chronological order, he learns from the invisible inhabitants of the planet Trafalmadore that life is a collection of moments, and that our job is to concentrate on the good ones and try to ignore the bad. Melody Beattie is wiser ...

The Language of Letting Go (Hazelden Meditation Series)

69 reviews
Melody Beattie

Hazelden, 1990

Taking Care of Ourselves
A decade or so ago a friend who was going through a rough patch in her life had a therapist who highly recommended this book of meditations. I happened to be in Barnes and Noble with her when she bought Melody Beattie's book, and after perusing a few of the passages, I bought one for myself. What a difference reading The Language of Letting Go made (and continues to make) in my life. I've ...

More Language of Letting Go: 366 New Daily Meditations (Hazelden Meditation Series)

11 reviews
Melody Beattie

Hazelden, 2000

More Language of Letting Go, Equally good as the first!
This is another fine example of the inner wisdom of Melody Beattie. Her books have helped me TREMENDOUSLY with my life, though I'm not a 12 stepper. It applies to life for all of us!

Finding Your Way Home

16 reviews

HarperAudio, 1998

This book is a blessing!
This is one of those books that seems to have just came to me somehow. These are the books that I needed the most. I love this little book. I didn't really know I was lost until I read it. But after I started reading it, I started crying and all of these emotions were coming to the surface. Emotions that had been holding me back and weighing me down my whole life. It's touching, it's ...

Codependent No More

159 reviews
Melody Beattie

Recorded Books, 2006

Feeling like you have no control over your self-esteem?
This book is a must-read for anyone who has struggled with self-esteem brought on by the abuse of others.

Playing It by Heart: Taking Care of Yourself No Matter What

10 reviews
Melody Beattie

Audio Literature, 2000

Inspiring anecdotes and prescriptive reminders
In Playing It By Heart: Taking Care Of Yourself No Matter What, Melody Beattie (author of Codependent No More) addresses the issues involved with why people who have struggled so hard to shake off controlling dysfunctional behaviors and victimhood fall back into self-destructive, self-diminishing situations and relationships. Through the use of personal essays, inspiring anecdotes, and ...

Codependent No More: Beyond Codependency

9 reviews
Melody Beattie

MJF Books, 2001

Excellent pairing up of two winning volume from Beattie
Melody Beattie, a former addict, used to hate codependents (which she defines as "people who have let another person's behavior afect him or her, and who is obsessed with controlling that person's behavior"). Codepdendents are most frequently the family members of alcoholics or drug users, but the definition is broad. Beattie thought codependents were hostile and detrimental to the recovery ...

Beyond Codependency

13 reviews
Melody Beattie

Harpercollins, 1989

READ ALL ABOUT IT**** THE REAL STORY
The truth of the matter is: We don't want to hear it and we make any excuse to deny it. This book is a denial killer! I have been in recovery for years and let me just tell you, Beattie is right on top of the root problem. No matter who reads the words, the truth is loud and clear. I would recommend this item to anyone having problems with any relationship. You don't need to be a ...

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