There's No Such Thing as a Negative Emotion by Outskirts Press

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There's No Such Thing as a Negative Emotion by Outskirts Press Bringing clarity to who we are
This book just talk about what everybody deep down is searching to understand. And all the process of our life. A process so confuse now, and maybe always, a process in wich is involve all the Search of the Human Being to understand ourselves and each other. A process in which is involve all Traditional and Modern Spirituality. A book that is a bridge between all the Western Path of Psichology and all the Easter Path of Human Potencial. A book, that for first time, talk about what everybody goes but nobody say. Our most intimate confusion, our most intimate fears and our most intimate longing. Daniel Barron, his author, is an authentic man. Thanks to him.
There's No Such Thing as a Negative Emotion by Outskirts Press Heart Truth
I find it difficult, if not impossible to find the words to do justice reviewing this book. For me though, the days are past of prizing a book or a teacher without seeing a demonstrable congruence in the life of the author. I have had a lifelong screaming hunger to understand myself and my relationships to people and to my world, and vacillated cyclically between independently owning my own truth and then over prizing and demanding the truth of others feeling unworthy to think for myself while owning and admitting that I was stuck. Over the years, I built a large file of what I didn't want or like in people who claimed to have something worth sharing but lacked a correlate heart integrity, and this enabled me, as well as forced me, to own my own heart's truth, but also left me hungering not to spend my entire life largely alone attempting to reinvent the wheel. Daniel Barron's "There's No Such Thing as a Negative Emotion" has opened a doorway for me out of 'stuck' and into 'growth' on a level that I have not known or seen anything close to before. Having subsequently met Daniel after reading the book, It has been and still is a challenge to me to find a teacher that embodied an experiencable humility that met the criteria I had defensively built up so as not to be taken advantage of again due to a hungry and tender heart. If your heart's desire is truly healing and self discovery and you're willing to embrace painful places inside yourself, as well as re-examine that which you have held as answers, I recommend this book as a new starting place like no other that I am aware of.
There's No Such Thing as a Negative Emotion by Outskirts Press Caution: Life-Altering
There's No Such Thing as a Negative Emotion is a brilliant and masterful challenge of virtually all research and practice of psychology and a straightforward and well-organized presentation of the premises of Emotional Body Enlightenment (EBE), the healing modality Barron created based on these premises. Barron has truly brought something new and succeeds in making it very clear exactly how and why it is so. He is unabashedly bold and exacting in his presentation yet humble in his offering. This book is for intelligent, psychoemotionally hungry people who can think paradigmatically and are willing to momentarily set everything they hold to be true aside to taste this view. The style in which he writes alone precipitates internal shifts and openings in the reader, a small but unmistakable glimpse of the power of Emotional Body Enlightenment practice. It is important to note, however, that while the map this book offers is ingenious, mind-expanding and bewilderingly beautiful, it is not the heart-opening territory. Emotional Body Enlightenment can only occur through walking the path with an EBE facilitator, where the self-validating truths offered by Barron become alive and embodiable in the abjectly terrifying and ineffably magical territory of the actual work. I can speak from my own experience: after over 3 years of EBE and deconstructing the me I used to think I was, what has arisen from the smoldering ashes is a me I literally never dreamed possible. The content of No Such Thing is not to be believed, nor adopted as a philosophy, nor used as a guide for behavioral modification, it is to be lived into as a series of possible questions in process. The truth is not out anywhere, it is in your heart, waiting for you to find it. Barron offers a map and a method to lovingly deconstruct the many layered defenses between you and your heart, so that you may listen to, feel, and become your truest, most authentic, and open-hearted you.
There's No Such Thing as a Negative Emotion by Outskirts Press Book Description
"Despite our individual uniqueness and cultural, genetic or psychodynamical differences, our human physical digestive systems are all sufficiently alike to be able to absorb a similar range of food. Just so, Emotional Body Enlightenment (EBE), the emotional body healing practice whose philosophical premises are offered in this work, maintains that every human being is equipped with the same emotional digestive system. We all share an emotional body architecture whose necessary food is a radical new way of understanding what we mean by the validation and love all of us require for emotional health, and how that lack of food directly affects the emotional body. As such, EBE, or Emotional Body Enlightenment, is a rigorous spiritual practice for enlightenment of the human emotional body in the same way Buddhistic nondual practice results in the enlightenment of the human mental body. Even though it directly confronts the shadow of the human psyche and redefines the criteria for psychoemotional maturity, EBE is not psychotherapy and cannot be compared to therapeutic modalities because of the radical difference in EBE¿s overall paradigm out of which its practices arise and the specific emotional body healing processes it offers. EBE gives us an unprecedented access to our existential-level unconscious emotional landscape in the form of very real and dynamic subpersonalities whose architectures and textures go far beyond other commonly known traditional or alternative subself-based therapies and interventions. As we integrate healthily with these aspects, we move beyond mere functional-based self-actualization to true self-authentication, where all the unconscious strategic motives that drive all of our conscious choices, intentions, actions, and outcomes molt away in the birth of a version of ourselves that would have always been us had we received what our emotional bodies actually needed in childhood." DS Barron