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Review of In It Together
[Following is a volunteer review of "In It Together" by Eckhart Aurelius Hughes.]
After spending a considerable amount of time deciding whether to classify this book as a self-help or a self-healing book, I came to the conclusion that it is a double SH book (both self-help and self-healing book). "In It Together" by Eckhart Aurelius Hughes opens with a message of love and a demonstration of our shared humanity. I realized from the opening question that we are so alike that if I went to bed as myself with my memories and woke up as my friend with my friend's memories, I wouldn't even notice, not at all. I can't exhaust the many lessons and values I gained from this book. If you haven't read it yet, you are waiting too long to make a life-changing decision. Read it now.
This book tackles a lot of important life lessons, ranging from unconditional love to the reasons behind our reluctance to help others and the concepts of two personas. The prominent self-help topic I love most in this book is "Why we can't help ourselves: the two yous." It explores the concept of the real and the false self, delving into what truly defines you—the things that can never change in your entire lifespan. This is the foundation of self-mastery. You must agree with me that before you can help yourself, you must master yourself, and you can only heal yourself when you have decided to help yourself.
In addition to the wealth of knowledge and values this book carries, there is also the clarity with which the author wrote. The author's message was delivered with expertise, swiftness, and great clarity. This is evident throughout the book but is particularly pronounced in the chapter titled "How to Free Your Spirit and Manifest Your Love." The self-healing power that this chapter conveyed awed me. Here the author showed that to truly heal, you must let go of denial, delusion, and self-deception. It is obvious that we are all together in this journey of life with its accompanying struggles, and the only way we can win is to manifest love.
This book is well written and offers great value. The message was delivered with clarity and precision. Additionally, there is nothing I dislike about this book. Also, I found no grammatical errors while reading the book. Based on the above, I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. I recommend this book to everyone with a sound mind and a hunger for self-development. Lovers of philosophy will greatly appreciate this book.
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After spending a considerable amount of time deciding whether to classify this book as a self-help or a self-healing book, I came to the conclusion that it is a double SH book (both self-help and self-healing book). "In It Together" by Eckhart Aurelius Hughes opens with a message of love and a demonstration of our shared humanity. I realized from the opening question that we are so alike that if I went to bed as myself with my memories and woke up as my friend with my friend's memories, I wouldn't even notice, not at all. I can't exhaust the many lessons and values I gained from this book. If you haven't read it yet, you are waiting too long to make a life-changing decision. Read it now.
This book tackles a lot of important life lessons, ranging from unconditional love to the reasons behind our reluctance to help others and the concepts of two personas. The prominent self-help topic I love most in this book is "Why we can't help ourselves: the two yous." It explores the concept of the real and the false self, delving into what truly defines you—the things that can never change in your entire lifespan. This is the foundation of self-mastery. You must agree with me that before you can help yourself, you must master yourself, and you can only heal yourself when you have decided to help yourself.
In addition to the wealth of knowledge and values this book carries, there is also the clarity with which the author wrote. The author's message was delivered with expertise, swiftness, and great clarity. This is evident throughout the book but is particularly pronounced in the chapter titled "How to Free Your Spirit and Manifest Your Love." The self-healing power that this chapter conveyed awed me. Here the author showed that to truly heal, you must let go of denial, delusion, and self-deception. It is obvious that we are all together in this journey of life with its accompanying struggles, and the only way we can win is to manifest love.
This book is well written and offers great value. The message was delivered with clarity and precision. Additionally, there is nothing I dislike about this book. Also, I found no grammatical errors while reading the book. Based on the above, I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. I recommend this book to everyone with a sound mind and a hunger for self-development. Lovers of philosophy will greatly appreciate this book.
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I’m impressed by the way you’ve highlighted its blend of self-help and self-healing aspects. Your take on the concept of the real and false self, and the clarity of the author’s message, makes me eager to read the book myself. Thanks for sharing your detailed thoughts!
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