Rate this book

Dying To Be Me: My Journey From Cancer, To Near Death, To True Healing (2012)

by Anita Moorjani(Favorite Author)

4.13 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

1401937519 (ISBN13: 9781401937515)

languge

English

genre

Memoir & Autobiography

publisher

Hay House

review 1: This book is SO potent. Absolutely brilliant, moving and inspirational. It is written in a way that is easy to read, it flows well, and it has the power to change lives for the sublimely better. I can not recommend it enough. Self-love is a big message in her book. At first glance, it may seem a rather selfish way of living. Do what feels good to you--Anita challenges us to view this message from a DEEPER perspective than just a surface view which will, of course, appear selfish. A deeper view makes you question, how can one truly love another without loving themselves first? And, how will you know what your life's passion is all about, if you don't know what makes you feel good? Question your motives, your intents--the real reason you're doing something. Learn what is sha... morellow, selfish, and material driven. And, learn what is joyous, pure, and love driven. If it's your purpose to be your true self here in this lifetime, as Ms. Moorjani suggests, then we had better get in touch with that "true" self. I search books, videos, blogs, etc., to read about NDE's in particular, since it gives me a glimpse of what my child might have experienced and continues to experience. Late one night, as I was scanning YouTube for NDE's (yeah, I do that!) I found an interview with Anita Moorjani. I was blown away. The healing she had after the NDE solidified the truth of what she experienced and learned while in a spiritual consciousness state. I couldn't wait for her book and eagerly read it when it came out and pre-ordered several copies for gifts. Everyone I've given it to has had a similar reaction to mine -- simply amazing.
review 2: A real change of pace for me. Anita was at death's door, her family being told she would probably die that night. Meanwhile she was having a Near Death Experience. This book tries to describe her experiences (she says we don't have the vocabulary to truly describe what she experienced) and how she has lived her life differently since coming back from this. This excerpt from the Q&A part at the end of the book comes as close to summing up her mindset following her recovery as any I read:"know that every part of you is magnificent -- your ego, intellect, body and spirit. It's who you are -- a beautiful product of the Universe's creation. Every aspect of you is perfect. There is nothing to let go, nothing to forgive, nothing to attain. You already are everything you need to be. It can seem so complicated, but it's not.Remind everyone close to you to be themselves, and tell them you love them just the way they are! They're perfect and so are you. There's nothing not to love. Most suffering stems from feeling "less than." You aren't less than anyone or anything! You are complete.The only thing you need to learn is that you already are what you're seeking to attain. Just express your uniqueness fearlessly, with abandon! That's why you're made the way you are, and that's why you're here in the physical world" less

Download links for: Dying to Be Me: My Journey from Cancer, to Near Death, to True Healing

Advertising