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Author Name: Dr. David R. Hawkins

The Road to Delivery

Translation of Arjuwan bint Suleiman

Letting Go explains a simple and effective mechanism by which to release the obstacles to enlightenment and to be freed from negativity. The author's primary goal over several decades of clinical psychological practice has been to find the most effective means of alleviating human suffering in all its forms. The internal mechanism of letting go has been found to be of great practical benefit and is explained in this book.

Dr. Hawkins' previous books have focused on advanced states of consciousness and enlightenment. Over the years, thousands of students have asked for a practical technique by which they can remove inner blocks to happiness, joy, love, success, health, and ultimately enlightenment. This book provides a mechanism for allowing these blocks to go away.

The surrender mechanism Dr. Hawkins explains can be applied in the midst of daily life, and this book is useful for all dimensions of human life. It is useful in the areas of physical health, creativity, financial success, psychological recovery, achieving professional goals, as well as personal relationships, intimacy, and spiritual maturity. It is a valuable resource for all professionals working in the fields of mental health, psychology, medicine, self-help, addiction treatment, and spiritual development.

This book is a real opportunity to follow the love diet and to leave all the symptoms of negative thought in the hope of inhaling the scent of a life characterized by acceptance and transcendence through the various arts of abandoning the abhorrent desires and fear of obvious matters that may be disturbing but are inevitable.

It is a prescription for treatment for spiritual and personal renaissance. He derived his enlightening ideas from the schools of spiritual psychologists, and he took us to the state in which treatment is performed using the Jungian state. ( In reference to Jung, the most famous psychologist) ) Freud's style of interpreting situations and the method of treatment through transcendence, following Viktor Frankl, author of Man's Search for Meaning, who suffered greatly in torture prisons and treated the soul through forgiveness.