Louise Hay had a great deal of experience and firsthand information to share about healing—including how she cured herself after having been diagnosed with cancer. We need to have a positive outlook about ourselves and about life, and we need to have a strong spiritual connection.

Hay revealed that here she studied the metaphysical works of authors like Florence Scovel Shinn and the Religious Science founder Ernest Holmes. I first came across this concept about 11 years ago when i read You Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay. Self-love is important, but equally so is tenderness and acceptance toward our own mortality, and fallibility. This special 40th Anniversary ed will be available next year, and will include about 40 full-color images (including the cover!I remember then that there was some interesting information in the book, but there were things that just didn't make sense to me then and now, looking at it again 20 years later, it still doesn't. No doctor or health practitioner can give us this unless we choose to take part in our healing process. The sexual abuse continued, and resulted in an unwanted pregnancy and Louise giving up the baby for adoption, as a teen. This little book doesn’t ‘heal’ anyone, but it does awaken within you the ability to contribute to your own healing process. She studied just about everything available, at the time, on diet, meditation, prayer, exercise, and therapy.

Everything is energy and our thoughts have vibrations just like the chair we are sitting on and the screen we are reading from. This pamphlet was enlarged and extended into her book You Can Heal Your Life, which was published in 1984. Louise was dubbed “the closest thing to a living saint” by the Australian media and in 1985, Louise began her famous support group, “ The Hayride ,” with six men diagnosed with AIDS.I do believe that the physical and the psychological cannot be separated, despite Western medicine’s tendency sometimes to do just that. So not only are you ill, you must now also suffer the additional toxic burdens of shame and guilt, born of Hay’s oppressive judgement that you did this to yourself. That’s not news to anyone who does that, of course; it’s just that enjoying work is uncomfortable because it is so unfamiliar. My boyfriend shouted something back at them, was in a mood all the way back to my flat, CRIED, then said he was proud of himself because it was the first time he’d resolved a fight without punching someone (?

You Can Heal Your Life” is a worn out, much reference book in my library, and it will always be one of the very first books that set me on the path to self discovery. Even Buddhist monks know that you can't eliminate pain, that you can only be mindful of it, and be mindful through it. That being true, optimism— even if it isn’t THE TRUTHFUL ATTITUDE (of course no such attitude exists)— is the logical choice. Other friends of mine report the same, sometimes not finding reasons to live and yet somehow living anyway.But the worst I’ve ever encountered is the pernicious bestseller You Can Heal Your Life, by Louise Hay, which inexplicably has sold over 50 million copies. The antidote is letting go of the past, loving ourselves and replacing negative thoughts with positive affirmations. Navršivši treću godinu, mi smo već prihvatili gotovo sve svoje programiranje, kako negativno, tako i pozitivno.