Dar. 12 lekcji, dzięki którym odmienisz swoje życie
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- Author：Edith Eger
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Kristine Strautane
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"While Mengele had all the power， while day after day he chose with his grotesquely wagging finger who would live and who would die - he was more a prisoner than I was。 I was innocent and free。" /Dr。 Edith EgerTo survive the unthinkable， to start from zero many times over， to find strength and courage to follow her calling against all odds and to publish two exceptional books in her 90ties - this woman will leave her footprint for many decades to come。 One of the most beautiful and inspirational "While Mengele had all the power， while day after day he chose with his grotesquely wagging finger who would live and who would die - he was more a prisoner than I was。 I was innocent and free。" /Dr。 Edith EgerTo survive the unthinkable， to start from zero many times over， to find strength and courage to follow her calling against all odds and to publish two exceptional books in her 90ties - this woman will leave her footprint for many decades to come。 One of the most beautiful and inspirational books I have ever read - the underlaying wisdom， kindness and acceptance of flawed human nature makes it feel like you are listening to a close friend who will not judge or diminish anyones life choices and experience。 What a pure soul that will leave a legacy of great strength， integrity and power of hope。 。。。more
Lauren Fernandez
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An incredible read。 Inspiring， insightful， and thought-provoking。 True life lessons。
Jamie Beidle
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This is a powerful book written by a strong-willed， determined， independent， and progressive lady of her day。 There are many important life lessons and take aways in this book。
Lennart
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A 6-star book！
Mirjam
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Tja， niets nieuws onder de zon…
Karin Künnapas
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Edith Eger is a survivor from Auschwitz and a clinical psychologist。 She has taken years to understand and work on her own and other's trauma to develop these 12 lessons to help you to move on from the past。 If you do not like spoilers then do not read any further as I will list the lessons that I felt some connection with in my own words。* Get out of the victim mindset and focus on where you are now * Do not avoid your emotions but try to understand them* Be proud of yourself and value yourself Edith Eger is a survivor from Auschwitz and a clinical psychologist。 She has taken years to understand and work on her own and other's trauma to develop these 12 lessons to help you to move on from the past。 If you do not like spoilers then do not read any further as I will list the lessons that I felt some connection with in my own words。* Get out of the victim mindset and focus on where you are now * Do not avoid your emotions but try to understand them* Be proud of yourself and value yourself* Honesty is the key and you do not need to hide any part of you* Do not fester on mistakes， acknowledge and learn from them and then move on* Work on grief， do not try to hide it away， but do it mindfully* Understand the unresolved issues in a relationship to move on from resentment and towards solutions* ForgiveA lot of our happiness is connected to just letting the past go， it doesn't mean hiding it under a rock， but rather understanding it， dealing with it and if it doesn't give anything to you anymore， then letting it go。 。。。more
Marla
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I love Dr Eger。 The Choice has been a favorite of mine this year。 Her story， her healing， her realistic approach to suffering and her emphasis on choice， freedom and meaning are worth your time。 This is her follow up to The Choice where she goes through 12 lessons to help you choose freedom and joy in the midst of life’s challenges。 In her words， “Honey， may you also choose to give up the prison and do the work to be free。 To find in your suffering your own life lessons。 To choose which legacy t I love Dr Eger。 The Choice has been a favorite of mine this year。 Her story， her healing， her realistic approach to suffering and her emphasis on choice， freedom and meaning are worth your time。 This is her follow up to The Choice where she goes through 12 lessons to help you choose freedom and joy in the midst of life’s challenges。 In her words， “Honey， may you also choose to give up the prison and do the work to be free。 To find in your suffering your own life lessons。 To choose which legacy the world inherits。 To hand down the pain - or to pass on the gift。” 。。。more
Sharon Gausch
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Edith Eger is a blessing to the world， a voice that every one of us needs to hear。 The Gift expands upon the message of Eger’s first book， The Choice， showing the reader a path through hardship and suffering， large or small， to a place where we can reclaim freedom and joy。 Engagingly written， simple yet profound， this is a book to return to over and over again。
Barb
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Transformative book about post traumatic growth。 This one is going in my library next to Viktor Frankl’s book and my other library treasures。
Dominique Clarke
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i learned so much from this book🤍it’s a keeper， with wisdom that I will definitely use during my entire life
Stephanie
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I'll have to reread this one again and again until I can memorize it。 I'll have to reread this one again and again until I can memorize it。 。。。more
Jason Zachary Porath
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Isso não é um livro， mas um milagre oferecido ao seu coração！Leia， e internalize de uma vez por todas， que nascemos com Deus dentro de nós e a cada momento podemos escolher Deus！ E é isso que ela nos ensina！ Escolher Deus！
Padme
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Hermoso libro！！！ Inspirador
Tania
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I’ve met Dr。 Eger and I knew she was such an impressive woman。 I was young and self absorbed and didn’t even realize what an opportunity I had in front of me when I met this incredible lady。 I took so many notes listening to the audiobook I decided to buy the hardcover…this is the kind of book that I feel I will refer back to throughout so many different phases of life。
Estefania
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Creo， sin duda alguna， que es un libro que toda persona debería leer， un libro que incita a la reflexión e introspección， que pone en valor la salud mental y la superación。 Gracias por darnos píldoras de sabiduría para sobrellevar la vida e intentar olvidarnos de nuestra propia cárcel personal。
Jill Morningstar
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Extraordinary。 Each chapter consists of short stories that convey heartbreaking struggles with many references to the author's time in the concentration camp where her parents were murdered。 The author uses these stories to show us how to be transformed， how to forgive and and how to move forward。 Amazing。 Extraordinary。 Each chapter consists of short stories that convey heartbreaking struggles with many references to the author's time in the concentration camp where her parents were murdered。 The author uses these stories to show us how to be transformed， how to forgive and and how to move forward。 Amazing。 。。。more
Cynthia_entrelineas
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Tienen que leerlo！ Lecciones de vida！ Para ser mejores。 Para poder disfrutar mas。 Sin rencores。 Sin comparaciones。 Con perdon！
Anastasiya Mozgovaya
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в особо тяжелые периоды я обращаюсь к таким книгам， чтобы найти в них силы и способы справляться с тем， что кажется невыносимым。 Эгер， психолог с десятками лет опыта работы， пишет про выживание в Аушвице， побег от коммунистов в Чехословакии， эмиграцию в Америку， а также делится многочисленными примерами своих пациентов。 в её книге — много мудрости， неоднозначных вопросов и заданий， которые стоит выполнить。 пожалуй， одна из ключевых мыслей из "Дара" звучит так: "для свободы требуется надежда， кот в особо тяжелые периоды я обращаюсь к таким книгам， чтобы найти в них силы и способы справляться с тем， что кажется невыносимым。 Эгер， психолог с десятками лет опыта работы， пишет про выживание в Аушвице， побег от коммунистов в Чехословакии， эмиграцию в Америку， а также делится многочисленными примерами своих пациентов。 в её книге — много мудрости， неоднозначных вопросов и заданий， которые стоит выполнить。 пожалуй， одна из ключевых мыслей из "Дара" звучит так: "для свободы требуется надежда， которую я определяю следующим образом: во-первых， это осознание， что страдание， даже самое ужасное， — явление временное; во-вторых， это любопытство — желание знать， что произойдет дальше。"ставлю четыре звезды вместо пяти из-за фразы "в Аушвице не было антидепрессантов" и размышлений о том， что иногда проблема не в абьюзивном муже， а в жене， которая не разобралась с собой。 конечно， вне контекста это звучит совсем не как что-то， что хочешь услышать от психолога， но и даже с ним， я не согласна с такими идеями。 в остальном — да， однозначно стоит и читать， и применять в своей жизни。 。。。more
Gina van der Vliet
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If you’re only going to read one book this year， let this be the one！
Dulce Andrade
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Edith me hace suspirar。 La Bailarina y este libro siempre serán de mis favoritos。
C。r。 Comacchio
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This book tells a tragic story—the author survived the brutality that was the Holocaust—but it is also a testament to her unfailing hope and faith and resilience。 It really is a gift， and one that will remind most readers that it is possible to come out on the other side， no matter the nature of the suffering。
Sonja
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Listed to the audio book。 Beautiful。 Tovah Feldsher has the perfect voice to read this book。 A great book on forgiveness and reflection and learning。
Amy Doram
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Edith Eger had led a truly remarkable life and in this book she shares her coping mechanisms， including how you can overcome limiting self belief。 It took me quite a while to read the book as I kept picking it up， reading a while then leaving what I had read to digest for a few weeks/ months before picking it up again。 There is so much to take in， both about Edith’s story but how it resonated with our own experiences。 Empowering and humbling。
Shirley Conley
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This is Edith Eger's second book。 Everyone should read。 I even enjoyed reading the acknowledgements！ a survivor of the Holocaust which was addressed in more detail in "The Choice" in this book she talks a little more about that but this is more a psychological self-help to help you move forward in life。 She addresses: Victimhood， Avoidance， Self-Neglect， Secrets， Guilt and Shame， Unresolved Grief， Rigidity， Resentment， Paralyzing Fear， Judgement， Hopelessness， Not Forgiving。 She also talks about This is Edith Eger's second book。 Everyone should read。 I even enjoyed reading the acknowledgements！ a survivor of the Holocaust which was addressed in more detail in "The Choice" in this book she talks a little more about that but this is more a psychological self-help to help you move forward in life。 She addresses: Victimhood， Avoidance， Self-Neglect， Secrets， Guilt and Shame， Unresolved Grief， Rigidity， Resentment， Paralyzing Fear， Judgement， Hopelessness， Not Forgiving。 She also talks about her own gullibility and more resent health issues。 I think you will like it。 This year she will be 94 years old。 。。。more
Becky Reinhard
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De。 Eger's follow up to The Choice is filled with examples of how one can own， face and overcome diversity。 De。 Eger's follow up to The Choice is filled with examples of how one can own， face and overcome diversity。 。。。more
Simone Hollander
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Wauw。 Het zet je zo aan het denken over hoe je dingen ziet。 Boek wat je af en toe nog zal opnemen wanneer je het nodig hebt。
Hilary
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Excellent book to read once。。。and then again and again when you need a boost to your attitudes and views。 Wonderfully inspirational！
Melanie Winter
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I listened to this audiobook and fell in love with the authors ability to weave her own story into life lessons for us all。 I highly recommend。
L
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Fantastic book。 So much to take away and apply to my life。 Definitely a book you read multiple times。
Pamela Harstad
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