Overcoming Addictions

The Spiritual Solution

De: Deepak Chopra M.D.

Narrado por: Deepak Chopra M.D.

Praise for Deepak Chopra, M.D.:

"A new medicine is in the making, one in which mind, consciousness, meaning, and intelligence play key roles. One of the architects of the new medicine is Dr. Chopra, a credentialed, respected physician who has 'paid his dues' as a modern doctor."
Larry Dossey, M.D., author of Healing Words

"Deepak Chopra is being hailed as a modern-day Hippocrates for his novel approach of combining ancient healing traditions with modern research."
Irv Kupcinet, Chicago Sun-Times

"We can't help wishing he lived close enough to make house calls."
Judith Hooper, New York Times Book Review

"Dr. Chopra's writing has great beauty, great power, great delight, and much common sense"
Courtney Johnson, author of Henry James and the Evolution of Consciousness

"Dr. Chopra presents us with information that can help us live long, healthy lives."
Bernie Siegel, M.D., author of Love, Medicine and Miracles©2008 Deepak Chopra; (P)2008 Random House Audio

Try it!

If you're battling any type of addiction, this book will help you with the spiritual
side of it. Great tips on dosha types also great and easy to follow. Love Chopra.

Holistic approach

He gives a really good overview of different but interrelated approaches to working on recovery from addiction, which actually could apply to anyone, and for any level of dependency. Relaxing to listen to. Makes me want to know more about aryuveda.

very nice book. takes you in a journey.

me gusto me parece intereante la descripcion de personlidades. la forma de percibir las adicciones y como suplantarlas. es bastante real y tiene sentido.

Great content.

the subject matter was fantastic. However the narration was disappointing. Ironically it was narrated by the author himself.

Practical advice for any kind of addictive tendencies

I appreciate this book as it gave me food for thought in and profound insights on how to go about tending to the underlying issues that remain invisible/unresolved when addressing addictive behaviour.