Book: Unstuck

[joycewriter]

Hello. I wanted to recommend a great book for anyone suffering from depression. It's called, Unstuck, by Dr. James Gordon. It parallels a lot of what Lucinda says, and has some great add'l advice. I have gotten so much out of it.

[Mary Wargo]

Thank you for the info. This forum has been really helpful for suggestions on books and cds. It's always good to get personal recommendations.

[pecos]

How funny. I bought this book and sent copies to my friends around the time I began this program. I read it, and it's a good one. I thought so much of it I posted it under the recommended books forum here. No one read my post and, therefore, no one commented on it, so I let it stay about a month then deleted it.
It is generally similar to this program. I especially enjoyed the partial case history pages, and was pleased when Dr Gordon referenced of a couple of books I read many, many years ago: Tao Te Ching by Lao-tzu, and When Things Fall Apart by Pema Chodron. Mary is the only one who recognized Pema Chodron (thanks Mary):
<A HREF="http://www.pbs.org/moyers/faithandreaso ... odron.html" TARGET=_blank>http://www.pbs.org/moyers/faithandreaso ... on.html</A>
Thank you for mentioning Gordon's book. I was beginning to think my reading selections were as obsolete as me

As long as I'm recommending books no one wants to read, here is another excellent book:
<A HREF="http://www.parallax.org/cgi-bin/shopper ... y=BOOKPIES" TARGET=_blank>http://www.parallax.org/cgi-bin/shopper ... OOKPIES</A>

[Mary Wargo]

Pecos - You can leave the recommendations on there for me! I go over some of the really old posts and find things I've missed before. Especially the book and cd recommendations.

[pecos]

Mary, have you read Peace is Every Step ? That was one of the first books I read more than a dozen years ago which put me on the meditation path. Good, good book.

[Mary Wargo]

I will write this down so I don't forget. I have many books and a lot on the tao and meditation but don't have this one. Thanks.