The Language Code: How to Stop Anxiety, Worry, Fear, Stress and Depression

By: Philos Sopher

Narrated by: Bill Fisher

The Language Code: How to Stop and Cure Anxiety, Worry, Fear, Stress and Depression is the only audiobook needed to understand how language-based thinking mind tricks you into negative thought patterns which cause anxiety, worry, fear, stress and depression. Packed with powerful content to furnish your mind with greater understanding of how to live in the moment and stay present at all times. This book uncovers the main conflicts of the mind which cause unnecessary emotional reactions that veil the present moment. There are no tedious exercises to follow, this book is not used to market any external product or service and it is not used to sell further books.

Please let go of needless unproven thought, remove tainted vision and for once again, see clearly.

©2014 Philos Sopher (P)2014 Philos Sopher

Viewing my brain in a new light

Would you listen to The Language Code again? Why?

Yes: Quantity and quality of the material was overwhelming and thrilling at the same time. I need to read this again to allow all the information to sink in.

What other book might you compare The Language Code to and why?

This book cannot be compared to other books because the ideas are so unique

What insight do you think you’ll apply from The Language Code?

Viewing my brain as a programmable computer instead of uncontrollable bundle of thoughts and emotions is empowering

Revealing

Couldn't quite break away from wondering negative thoughts and anxiety and fears...even with yoga, meditation...etc. This book truly helps with a deeper understanding of why and how this happens and provides solutions that are quite effective!

Not about the language

If you could sum up The Language Code in three words, what would they be?

The title and audio sample give an impression that the subject of the book is human language and how it forms our thinking. More than 60% of information in this book is about imagination, negative thoughts, "inner conflict", "painful memories" and tendency of the mind to escape present moment with the main premise that this is caused by our attachment to words.

Very unenthusiastic book

I just read “The Secret” on Audible right before this book and man it was like it had a vendetta against all of the law of attraction teachings-kind of a negative tone overall to this book. Besides that, I HATED the borderline robotic narrator voice! It was hard at times to stay engaged because of that. I feel like you could get the same information from this book in a thousand others, my advice? Keep scrolling past this.