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[eBook] Heaven and Hell - The Psychology of the Emotions $0 @ Amazon AU, US

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By Neel Burton, 234 pages, published Jan 1, 2020

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To control our emotions is to control ourselves, and to control ourselves is to control our destiny.

It has forever been said that we are ruled by our emotions, but this today is truer than ever. Much more than reason or tradition, it is our emotions that determine our choice of profession, partner, and politics, and our relation to money, sex, and religion. Nothing can make us feel more alive, or more human, than our emotions, or hurt us more. Yet, the emotions are utterly neglected by our system of education, leading to millions of mis-lived lives.

This book proposes to redress the balance, exploring over 30 emotions and drawing some powerful and astonishing conclusions along the way. Areas covered include: depression, anxiety, anger, boredom, laziness, guilt, envy, greed, ambition, humiliation, loneliness, courage, empathy, friendship, love, self-esteem, and much much more.

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    This title is not currently available for purchase.

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      It's available at AU link by op.

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    Thanks OP.
    3.63 star rating (out of 5) on Goodreads https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/49811034-heaven-and-hell…

    Reviews suggest that it is more Philosophy than Psychology.

  • To control our emotions is to control ourselves, and to control ourselves is to control our destiny.

    The media is doing very good job of it. Don't trust me? Turn it on and check (but don't keep it on though )

  • FYI, from author's website:

    Dr Neel Burton is a psychiatrist, philosopher, writer, and wine-lover who lives and teaches in Oxford. He is the recipient of the Society of Authors Richard Asher Prize, the British Medical Association Young Authors’ Award, and the Medical Journalists’ Association Open Book Award.

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