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The Antidote to Greed
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The Antidote to Greed

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Learn how habitual giving can help you boost your mood, deepen your meditation, sleep more soundly, and much more.

Sharing is caring. Giving is good. In one way or another, we have all learned that being generous is a commendable quality to have. This book takes a unique approach to a familiar topic by unveiling some lesser-known benefits of giving and detailing the steps to train the mind to be generous in a way that many people will have never heard before. As a Buddhist monk and previously practicing psychotherapist, Venerable Nick presents this deep, ancient wisdom with a simple framework that is easy to digest and apply.

Expose and release maladaptive patterns. Discover true contentment. Learn how habitual giving not only improves your mood, sleep, and meditation, but also prepares you to pass away more peacefully at the moment of your death. The simple analogies, engaging storytelling, and actionable steps found within this book will spark an inner transformation that will make the world within and around you a much brighter place. Come unearth the true healing power of habitual giving and discover the antidote to greed!

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Nick Keomahavong
Date
8 February 2024
Pages
128
ISBN
9798985440348

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Learn how habitual giving can help you boost your mood, deepen your meditation, sleep more soundly, and much more.

Sharing is caring. Giving is good. In one way or another, we have all learned that being generous is a commendable quality to have. This book takes a unique approach to a familiar topic by unveiling some lesser-known benefits of giving and detailing the steps to train the mind to be generous in a way that many people will have never heard before. As a Buddhist monk and previously practicing psychotherapist, Venerable Nick presents this deep, ancient wisdom with a simple framework that is easy to digest and apply.

Expose and release maladaptive patterns. Discover true contentment. Learn how habitual giving not only improves your mood, sleep, and meditation, but also prepares you to pass away more peacefully at the moment of your death. The simple analogies, engaging storytelling, and actionable steps found within this book will spark an inner transformation that will make the world within and around you a much brighter place. Come unearth the true healing power of habitual giving and discover the antidote to greed!

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Nick Keomahavong
Date
8 February 2024
Pages
128
ISBN
9798985440348