Complete Liberty Inside Out

Honoring Yourself and Others for Optimal Enrichment

By: Wes Bertrand

Narrated by: Wes Bertrand

Do you sense that many vital things in the human world are not being considered, from parenting to politics? What if this missing knowledge can be acquired by using your mind with renewed focus, with both clarity and compassion? If you seek to live in freedom rather than in fear, then the practice of self-responsibility becomes a key safeguard that reveals all the arbitrary controls and impositions in our culture as simply relics of distrust and a fragmented inner world.

We live in an unprecedented time of innovation, and we need philosophical and psychological shifts that accord with respect, understanding, empathy, connection, freedom, and prosperity. In this book you'll find ideas and perspectives about honoring the self you were, the self you are, and the self you can be. An inside-out view of complete liberty entails healing, integrating, and growing mentally, so that we can enrich our lives in the most helpful ways, personally and societally.

Commonplace systems of domination and submission of course challenge our resolve - powerful cults of "authority" loom large, and sometimes they may overshadow our yearnings to be happy and free. The American dream has been constantly diminished by systems such as politics. They use coercion and punishment as mainstays. Yet, by compassionately inspecting the nature of childhood and parenting and reviewing their many effects on our lives, we can heal past wounds of trauma and implement win/win strategies to fulfill our needs. A wonderful world awaits.

©2015 Wes Bertrand (P)2015 Wes Bertrand

A life and world changing book!

This book is packed with extremely useful insights on parenting, psychology, philosophy and politics presented with principles and without contradictions.

I appreciated the connections made between one's childhood and one's parenting resourcefulness as well as the absurdity of the roles society expects everyone to play at the expense of respect, trust and honesty in relationships. The integration of nvc, self-esteem and childhood trauma ideas was very helpful to me. This work is so important, I have listened to many parts more than once.

I think it's a life and world changing book!

(Only 4 stars for the performance because it sounds a little bit robotic at times, otherwise the author/narrator's voice is pleasant and he speaks clearly)

Idealist view point taken to the extreme!!

I agree with the author that non violent behavior is the preferred and optimal solution to problem resolution. However, to say that children should be treated as equals and disciplinary problems will disappear is as far fetched as the authors argument that the elimination of government will eliminate all crime and war ... Clearly, that is an absurd set of assumptions.