What if peace of mind, beautiful feelings, little or no stress,
wonderful, healthy relationships and greater effectiveness, were right
at your fingertips, and you held the key but didn't realize it or didn't
know how to use it? That is what "Somebody Should Have Told Us!"
This book is about how we all have a state of perfect mental health and
wisdom inside us that can only be covered up by our own thinking, and
how our use of our power of thought creates the "reality" we see, out of
which we then think, feel and act. Here are ten simple but profound
truths for living well, arising from three spiritual facts that, once
grasped or truly realized, can transform one's life. This book has the
ability to spawn insights that change the lives of those who come to
understand the simple, yet profound wisdom contained in this book. In
fact, it already has.
This book is the essence of self-help, in that it points people inside
themselves for all answers. It shows people how to access their own
essence whenever they need to. It shows people how they create their
experience of life moment to moment. The book is written in an
easy-to-understand manner with many stories of how people's lives have
changed. When we were growing up nobody told us what this book points
to, but somebody should have told us! And it's never too late.
About the Author:
Jack Pransky, Ph.D. is founder/director of the Center for Inside-Out
Understanding. He authored the books, Modello: A Story of Hope for the
Inner City and Beyond, Parenting from the Heart, Prevention from the
Inside-Out; Prevention: The Critical Need and co-authored Healthy
Thinking/ Feeling/Doing from the Inside-Out prevention curriculum for
middle school students. Pransky has worked in the field of prevention
since 1968 in a wide variety of capacities and now provides
consultation, training, counseling and coaching from the inside-out,
throughout the U.S. and internationally. He is also cofounder/director
of the nonprofit consulting organization, Prevention Unlimited, which
created the Spirituality of Prevention Conference. In 2001 his book,
Modello received the Martin Luther King Storyteller's Award for the
book best exemplifying King's vision of "the beloved community," and in
2004 Jack won the Vermont Prevention Pioneer's Award. Jack can be
contacted through his website at www.healthrealize.com.
