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Reconfigura Tu Cerebro – (Spanish)
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La mayoria de nosotros no nos damos cuenta de que tenemos un sorprendente control sobre nuestros propios pensamientos y comportamientos. Si bien los sentimientos y reacciones inconscientes de nuestro pasado pueden influir de forma negativa involuntariamente en nuestros comportamientos, tambien tenemos una gran capacidad para recurrir a las partes de nuestro cerebro responsables de las elecciones intencionales para poner fin a los ciclos destructivos. Reconfigura tu cerebro muestra a los lectores como replantear sus experiencias negativas, superar sus miedos, experimentar curacion emocional y espiritual y, en ultima instancia, reconfigurar sus cerebros, capacitandolos para ser libres y vivir sin miedo.
Most of us don’t realize we have a surprising amount of control over our own thoughts and behaviors. While unconscious feelings and reactions from our past can unintentionally influence our behaviors negatively, we also have a great capacity to call upon the parts of our brain responsible for intentional choices in order to end destructive cycles. The ReWired Brain shows readers how to reframe their negative experiences, overcome their fears, experience emotional and spiritual healing, and ultimately rewire their brains, empowering them to be free and to live fearlessly.
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SKU (ISBN): 9798887692661
Language: Spanish
Margaret Rukstalis | A. J. Gregory
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2024
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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