Very likely the most important book I have read recently

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	• Radical Honesty, The New Revised Edition: How to Transform Your Life by Telling the Truth Brad Blanton SparrowHawk Publications, 2005 - 277 pages average customer review:based on 43 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A must read!!!!

I have read many books recently on relationships, self esteem and just general ways to be more happy. This book, as radical as the author is, hits it on the mark. There are so many types of these books that contradict each other that reading too many can become overwhelming and confusing. This book gets down to basics like no other. It has one simple principle; tell the truth, not difficult to understand. I am not even finished with it yet and it has already helped me to begin resolving my inner and outer conflicts immensely. Everyone should read this book, I highly recommend it!!!

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Very likely the most important book I have read recently

While Blanton's writing style is a bit crippled by the lack of professional editing, any changes to his words would have distorted the honesty needed to by coherent to his vision. Many concepts this book were not entirely new to me being a life long student of both psychology and the philosophies, but the way that Blanton connects and reconciles them is nothing short of genius.

This is NOT a quick and easy read, mainly due to the fact that the subject matter itself is so important and pervasive, it requires a good deal of background and explanation. But after the foundation laid by the first few chapters, things get easier and more "user friendly". Stick with it even if you find yourself re-reading a paragraph a few times to get the meaning out of it as it WELL worth the time.

I love this book so much that I frequently recommend it and gift it to my closest friends. While a few of the suggestions may not be practical in the real world (being totally honest with your boss might get you fired, for example), the bulk of this book has made me happier and healthier and has improved my relations with friends, colleagues and loved ones.

You OWE IT to yourself to at least read this book!

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Fantastic Book

This is a fantastic book on how to start living a life of more honesty and integrity. It is also a path on how to start removing shame and issues.

Highly recommended.

handle with care

i love the preface in this book. it offers insight into what the author calls "moralism" that we have been instilled with from our childhood all the way into adulthood. this moralist outlook defines who we are and clouds our true feelings preventing us from enjoying each moment we are alive. This theme is also well explored in Eckheart Tolle books which i highly recommend. I also liked the concept of perpetual adolescence experienced by people in technologically developed countries. Those two concepts alone are well worth speed reading the first half of this book. The book is well written and easy to read. It gets preachy and lives up to its title. I mean the author advocates not only radical honesty, but not hiding any feelings to appease people around you. This might turn you into one of those really annoying people that is spewing everything that is on their mind to anyone willing to bare it. Unless you are Neal Stephenson this is probably not a good idea so read this book with care.

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This new edition of the source book of the whole Radical Honesty movement includes Brad's accumulated observations since 1994 of those people whose lives have been transformed by getting out of the self-made jails of their minds into the truth they have always known.

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