The world's most successful hypnotist helps you overcome the worst emotional trauma in this enhanced ebook with hypnosis audio. Almost everyone, at one time or another, is affected by a broken heart. But how can we cope with this most personal of traumas? Here, world-famous hypnotist Paul McKenna and psychotherapist Dr Hugh Willbourn show the reader how to cope with the grief which can accompany the break-up of a relationship. How to Mend Your Broken Heart is packed with simple, highly effective, practical techniques which will make you feel better fast, and bring about lasting change. * understand emotional healing * make crucial connections between key events in relationships and achieve a new understanding of love * change bad habits and eliminate destructive emotional patterns * open the door to a new love.

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Follow the programme, as outlined in the book, and you will not only mend your broken heart but you will be on your way to achieving success in every loving relationship! By Sasha p What an amazing book. Not only did it help me 'beyond belief' with moving on with my life after the pain and heartache that I had during my relationship and splitting with my ex but it helped me with the way I feel and look at myself and helped with my past, present and future.

How To Mend Your Broken Heart Ebook. A spiritual healing blog post by Jim Tolles about how to heal a broken heart. How To Mend Your Broken Heart Ebook Store.

I really can't give enough praise to everyone that contributed to this book. This was my first 'self help' book as such and was my last hope before I began Anti depressants and counselling. Now I feel I need neither. I can't thank Paul enough for publishing this book. Worth every penny and much much more!

By HRH1954 This book has nothing to do with mending broken hearts. It's more like a series of his patient experiences and family psychology. I have been in love with me ex for over 18 years am married again to a wonderful man, but gives me no idea how to get over that first perfect love and move on. It has been sold on the back of Paul McKenna's name who might as well not even appear and just seems to be there to push his friends book Personally I would like my money back. Certainly does not do what it says in the title T.

How can you mend a broken heart? How can you stop the rain from falling down? How can you stop the sun from shining?

Please help me mend my broken heart and let me live again. -- lyrics from the Bee Gee's 1971 hit song When we suffer a deep loss or trauma our hearts can literally feel like they have been shattered into a million pieces. Or we feel that our heart has broken open and we are bleeding metaphorically. At times it can even be difficult to breathe. Our heart is both a living organ that is our life source as well as an emotional mind/body metaphor referred to when we experience heartache and sorrow. It's as if the heart that beats to an electrical energy wave becomes short circuited and burns out, flares out or is broken into many tiny pieces.

After the initial shock of a loss many feel the need to push aside their grief lest it overwhelm them with its intensity. This is understandable, but the longer you avoid your pain and attempt to push it away, the more difficult it will be to break out of the paralysis. Just as birds are drawn to bread crumbs on the ground, the pain will keep returning after you shoo it away.

When I work with my patients in the initial stage of sorrow I suggest that at first they just sit with their pain and grief, simply noticing it as if they are sitting on a riverbank watching these heavy feelings float downstream. During this time many of them ask, 'Why is this happening to me?' While it is impossible for us to see the big picture, I suggest to them that when they are ready to use this experience to honor themselves by learning and growing from it. A translation of a Rumi poem says, 'When your heart breaks (open), journey deep inside.' So if you are going to be courageous and take that journey it's helpful to be guided by the following seven steps for overcoming and transforming a broken heart.