A Self-Healing Brain: A Gate to the Soul

Name: A Self-Healing Brain: A Gate to the Soul
Price: $11.15 AUD
Author: Roya R. Rad MA PsyD
ISBN: 9781452572628

Becoming your balance and complete self by learning how to work with your brain

by Roya R. Rad MA PsyD

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Book Details

Language : English

Publication Date : 29/04/2013

Format : Softcover

Dimensions : 5x8

Page Count : 68

ISBN : 9781452572628

About the Book

This book gives the reader a depth of information about the brain and how to find an inner balance through brain work, in a few short and easy-to-comprehend pages. The chapters cover how to have a happy, spiritual, emotional, compassionate, rational, disciplined, creative, intelligent, intuitive, and social brain. Research indicates that the brain is elastic and has self-healing, self-reprogramming powers. This book makes the reader familiar with how that is and reports some practical ways to unleash those. A fully functioning human being who is complete and content lives through a fully functional brain. A balanced self has a balanced brain. A complete sense of self is not possible without a brain that is in a state of completeness, equilibrium, and stability. Our brain is the hardware of our soul, our essence, and the core of our being.

About the Author

Dr. Roya Rohani Rad’s educational background is in psychology. She holds a Master degree in applied psychology and an APA-accredited doctoral degree in clinical psychology. She is a teacher, an artist, and a writer. Dr. Rad’s books and writings focus on the subjects of self-actualization, spirituality, self-growth, brain, healthy living, healthy relationships, culture, identity, and many more. She also writes poetry. Dr. Rad’s writings focus on quality, and she attempts to put as much information in as few pages as she possibly can. Her books are typically longer than an article and shorter than a typical book. More information can be found on her website, www.SelfKnowledgeBase.com.

Customer Reviews

"A great short book. A gem. One of those books that you have to really dig in to find, in this unlimited world of information but once found, a great read! Some of my favorite authors including this particular one are the ones who keep a low key profile. It is like politics, sometimes the really good ones are the ones who usually keep quiet and don't even want to be one. "

Sandy Ashton
"A very inspiring book with practical tools for everyday life. I appreciate the simplicity of this book, and would highly recommend this to everyone! "

Janice
"By far a well written book. I love how this author expresses her thought. I've been to her presentations and she is simply captivating in every way. Honest to the bone, wise to the max. "

Mandy
"I bought this book for the sake of research. Not only was it a wealth of facts, its operational premise, which could be stated as ""the brain studying the brain"" has to be both medicinal and evolutionary. I have had great insight and fun this book."

Monica Treser
"i loved this book. a lot of the people who gave it high ratings said it was common sense. to a point, that's true. but 1) simple is not the same as easy and 2) when your mind is in crisis, common sense goes out the window and you start trying crazy things to solve the problem. or you can't even try to solve it at all and it spirals out of control. who can think clearly when there is that much tension in your head? its nice to have someone point out some really basic changes to make. "

Maria Jones
"I read the reviews and discovered this hidden diamond. The book is exactly what the cover says it is; short, up to the point and full of practical information. If you read this book, you will see that not even a minute of your time is wasted. It gets to the heart of it and shares what matters. I love books like that. "

Lara Johnson
"I very much enjoyed this book and thought it did a great job of presenting much research about the brain. A researcher myself I think it missed part of the whole picture. A little more elaboration would have been helpful to over analyzers like me.
It's very possible to have a rich inner life, not want over-stimulation from the environment, and desire plenty of self (or down) time and privacy and yet often be quite outwardly stimulating oneself--i.e. dynamic, dramatic, expressive--as opposed to shy, inhibited, and quiet in many personal and public settings."

Mandy Shakeer
"I've been through 6 therapists, I've struggled with depression for nearly twenty years, never could finish anything I started, and everyone always assumed I had ADHD. Not until therapist number five did someone point out to me that ADHD is often mistaken for anxiety and he was sure that was my problem. Boy was he right. Sadly, he was terrible at treating, so I found a new therapist who encouraged me to embrace the bad days and bad times and she pointed me to do self healing and one of the books she recommended this book. It really spoke to me, so I thought it would be a good idea to read her book. I just looked at the screen for a full minute trying to figure out how to put into words how much this book has helped me and I just can't find them. All those years I thought I had ADHD, I was just afraid of what people would think. I would pick up a new hobby hoping it would be the one that I could stick with and foster, only to give up on it. Never was the problem an attention deficiency, it was a courage deficiency. The author talks a lot about how making a major change in your life isn't something you wake up and do one day, it's something you practice every single day. And most will struggle with it, but without the struggle, we lose out on so much. I will have far fewer regrets on my deathbed having read this book. If you read these Dr. Rad, THANK YOU, from the bottom of my heart. "

Peter Johnson
"Michelle Roya Rad has written one of the best works ever in personal development and a refreshing change from so much overwhelming information out there. I have been an avid student of personal development since the 70's and learned a lot from this excellent work. I also highly recommend ""SUPERSELF"" by Charles Givens, another extraordinary work by an equally extraordinary man. I have read & reread Seven Habits and SuperSelf several times over the last few years and always get something new out of each every time. Excellent books to help you succeed in self development."

Samin Arsalan
"Roya is an immeasurably welcome talent. Her works are ethical, down-to-earth, workable and her writing style is gripping. Few books do I feel honored to have read. This is one of them. Roya's suggested paradigm is unlike many of the abstract views offered by most authors. Her is palpable and surely life-changing for those that read it. "

Dennis H
"Roya is indeed an immeasurably welcome talent. Other reviewers are right, her works are ethical, down-to-earth, workable and her writing style is gripping. Few books do I feel honored to have read.
Where are you coming from? Where is your center? What is a center? Does everyone have a center? Yes. Your center is that with which you define yourself for security, guidance, wisdom and power. Some people rate themselves by their possesions, others by their job, others by their family, the list goes on... The problem with these 'centers' as centers is that they have the power to make you a failure. The real strength comes from a self-chosen center based on timeless and unchanging principles. A principle-centered life is the most rewarding. Do you believe it? I do."

Roger Jones
"The book is easy to comprehend. I have tried mindfulness and some of the techniques in the book and have found them to be very useful. Forgiveness, meditation, exercise, eating healthy and all the other stuff mentioned in the book really do make you more balance and a better human being. "

Erica samari
"This book is truly inspiring and compelling work of art. It focuses primarily on the simplicities in life in terms of appreciating what one does have as opposed to what they don't. It's written by a immensely gifted doctor who has nothing but good intentions for her readers, as well as delivering a positive and life changing experiences through her words. "

John W
"This book is what it promises. In a few short pages, you get a lot of useful and practical information. "

Jack
"This is a vital addition to your families library or your ebook collections. Very readable, thoroughly enjoyable, and incredibly informative. What I find most interesting about the book and Dr. Rad's is her direct but kind tone of voice. She uses humor quite often and is honest in her approach. A very unique individual, authentic and sincerely concerned for the well being of her fellow humans. "

Lewis Lee
"This was one of the most refreshing and helpful books I've read in a long time. I was expecting pop-psych, but instead found a sensible, constructive, no-nonsense approach to recognizing and dealing with self-defeating behavior. Summaries of each behavior and step-by-step guides to change at the end of each chapter were a definite plus. I'd recommend this book to anyone who's ready change and is willing to make the effort to do it! "

M S
"Unique writing style, great research, extra ordinary talent."

Patrick Hester
"Unless you are a hermit, you can benefit from this book. For those interested in improving their lives and their relationship skills, to be healthier, more balanced, more level headed and more compassionate. This is a must read "

Paul Johnson
"Well written. Balanced, well presented, factual, wise and delightful. The author obviously has a passion for educating people about health. Keep up the good work. "

Richard R
A great book at a time where it is essential for people to heal themselves. Self healing is just as important as group healing for the chaos to resolve itself. A great tool to learn how to be more compassionate but at the same time hold people accountable and all through the emotional and frontal brain.

John Crason
A great short read. I finished the book in one day but what I took from it was priceless.

Eric
Great book. A brain that is healthy can make us happy and healthy.

Dave Matthews
I find this author to be very unique in the way she thinks and writes. I have read a few of her work and am amused every time.

John E
I found myself enjoying this short read. Full of practical and useful information. I like this author's writing style.

Scott Johnson
I read this book in a few short hours. I started it and could not put it down until finished. I was able to get a lot from it. It is fascinating how the brain can be so flexible and at the same time complicated. Great read.

Maria Jones
My daughter bought me this book as a birthday gift along with a nice dinner and a few other books. I find this information to really resonate with me. I've set up my mind to practice all the methods of this book and you reward myself for the changes.

Maneej razen
Thank you. A very good read.

Askar Barzi
There are definitely some good points in this book in that they are thought provoking. It was a great way to be walked through meditation and what apparently masters have done for thousands of years. I find this author to make me question things in a healthy way not in an obsessive and defiant way.

John Hiatt
This book is one of the best I have ever read. Michelle Roya Rad is brilliant person. I have learnt so much from her that I can use in my future. I like her ideas about reprogramming the brain and connecting with people. I highly recommend this book!

Nadia M
" This is a vital addition to your families library or your ebook collections. Very readable, thoroughly enjoyable, and incredibly informative. What I find most interesting about the book and Dr. Rad's is her direct but kind tone of voice. She uses humor quite often and is honest in her approach. A very unique individual, authentic and sincerely concerned for the well being of her fellow humans. "

Lewis Lee
"A great short book. A gem. One of those books that you have to really dig in to find, in this unlimited world of information but once found, a great read! Some of my favorite authors including this particular one are the ones who keep a low key profile. It is like politics, sometimes the really good ones are the ones who usually keep quiet and don't even want to be one. "

Sandy Ashton
"A very inspiring book with practical tools for everyday life. I appreciate the simplicity of this book, and would highly recommend this to everyone!"

Janice
"By far a well written book. I love how this author expresses her thought. I've been to her presentations and she is simply captivating in every way. Honest to the bone, wise to the max."

Mandy
"I bought this book for the sake of research. Not only was it a wealth of facts, its operational premise, which could be stated as ""the brain studying the brain"" has to be both medicinal and evolutionary. I have had great insight and fun this book. "

Monica Treser
"i loved this book. a lot of the people who gave it high ratings said it was common sense. to a point, that's true. but 1) simple is not the same as easy and 2) when your mind is in crisis, common sense goes out the window and you start trying crazy things to solve the problem. or you can't even try to solve it at all and it spirals out of control. who can think clearly when there is that much tension in your head? its nice to have someone point out some really basic changes to make."

Maria Jones
"I read the reviews and discovered this hidden diamond. The book is exactly what the cover says it is; short, up to the point and full of practical information. If you read this book, you will see that not even a minute of your time is wasted. It gets to the heart of it and shares what matters. I love books like that. "

Lara Johnson
"I very much enjoyed this book and thought it did a great job of presenting much research about the brain. A researcher myself I think it missed part of the whole picture. A little more elaboration would have been helpful to over analyzers like me.
It's very possible to have a rich inner life, not want over-stimulation from the environment, and desire plenty of self (or down) time and privacy and yet often be quite outwardly stimulating oneself--i.e. dynamic, dramatic, expressive--as opposed to shy, inhibited, and quiet in many personal and public settings."

Mandy Shakeer
"I've been through 6 therapists, I've struggled with depression for nearly twenty years, never could finish anything I started, and everyone always assumed I had ADHD. Not until therapist number five did someone point out to me that ADHD is often mistaken for anxiety and he was sure that was my problem. Boy was he right. Sadly, he was terrible at treating, so I found a new therapist who encouraged me to embrace the bad days and bad times and she pointed me to do self healing and one of the books she recommended this book. It really spoke to me, so I thought it would be a good idea to read her book. I just looked at the screen for a full minute trying to figure out how to put into words how much this book has helped me and I just can't find them. All those years I thought I had ADHD, I was just afraid of what people would think. I would pick up a new hobby hoping it would be the one that I could stick with and foster, only to give up on it. Never was the problem an attention deficiency, it was a courage deficiency. The author talks a lot about how making a major change in your life isn't something you wake up and do one day, it's something you practice every single day. And most will struggle with it, but without the struggle, we lose out on so much. I will have far fewer regrets on my deathbed having read this book. If you read these Dr. Rad, THANK YOU, from the bottom of my heart."

Peter Johnson
"Michelle Roya Rad has written one of the best works ever in personal development and a refreshing change from so much overwhelming information out there. I have been an avid student of personal development since the 70's and learned a lot from this excellent work. I also highly recommend ""SUPERSELF"" by Charles Givens, another extraordinary work by an equally extraordinary man. I have read & reread Seven Habits and SuperSelf several times over the last few years and always get something new out of each every time. Excellent books to help you succeed in self development. "

Samin Arsalan
"Roya is an immeasurably welcome talent. Her works are ethical, down-to-earth, workable and her writing style is gripping. Few books do I feel honored to have read. This is one of them. Roya's suggested paradigm is unlike many of the abstract views offered by most authors. Her is palpable and surely life-changing for those that read it. "

Dennis H
"Roya is indeed an immeasurably welcome talent. Other reviewers are right, her works are ethical, down-to-earth, workable and her writing style is gripping. Few books do I feel honored to have read.
Where are you coming from? Where is your center? What is a center? Does everyone have a center? Yes. Your center is that with which you define yourself for security, guidance, wisdom and power. Some people rate themselves by their possesions, others by their job, others by their family, the list goes on... The problem with these 'centers' as centers is that they have the power to make you a failure. The real strength comes from a self-chosen center based on timeless and unchanging principles. A principle-centered life is the most rewarding. Do you believe it? I do."

Roger Jones
"The book is easy to comprehend. I have tried mindfulness and some of the techniques in the book and have found them to be very useful. Forgiveness, meditation, exorcise, eating healthy and all the other stuff mentioned in the book really do make you more balance and a better human being. "

Erica samari
"This book is truly inspiring and compelling work of art. It focuses primarily on the simplicities in life in terms of appreciating what one does have as opposed to what they don't. It's written by a immensely gifted doctor who has nothing but good intentions for her readers, as well as delivering a positive and life changing experiences through her words."

John W
"This was one of the most refreshing and helpful books I've read in a long time. I was expecting pop-psych, but instead found a sensible, constructive, no-nonsense approach to recognizing and dealing with self-defeating behavior. Summaries of each behavior and step-by-step guides to change at the end of each chapter were a definite plus. I'd recommend this book to anyone who's ready change and is willing to make the effort to do it!"

M S
"Unique writing style, great research, extra ordinary talent. "

Patrick Hester
"Unless you are a hermit, you can benefit from this book. For those interested in improving their lives and their relationship skills, to be healthier, more balanced, more level headed and more compassionate. This is a must read"

Paul Johnson
"Well written. Balanced, well presented, factual, wise and delightful. The author obviously has a passion for educating people about health. Keep up the good work. "

Richard R
A great book at a time where it is essential for people to heal themselves. Self healing is just as important as group healing for the chaos to resolve itself. A great tool to learn how to be more compassionate but at the same time hold people accountable and all through the emotional and frontal brain.

John Crason
A great short read. I finished the book in one day but what I took from it was priceless.

Eric
Great book. A brain that is healthy can make us happy and healthy.

Dave Matthews
I find this author to be very unique in the way she thinks and writes. I have read a few of her work and am amused every time.

John E
I found myself enjoying this short read. Full of practical and useful information. I like this author's writing style.

Scott Johnson
I read this book in a few short hours. I started it and could not put it down until finished. I was able to get a lot from it. It is fascinating how the brain can be so flexible and at the same time complicated. Great read.

Maria Jones
My daughter bought me this book as a birthday gift along with a nice dinner and a few other books. I find this information to really resonate with me. I've set up my mind to practice all the methods of this book and you reward myself for the changes.

Maneej razen
Thank you. A very good read.

Askar Barzi
There are definitely some good points in this book in that they are thought provoking. It was a great way to be walked through meditation and what apparently masters have done for thousands of years. I find this author to make me question things in a healthy way not in an obsessive and defiant way.

John Hiatt
This book is one of the best I have ever read. Michelle Roya Rad is brilliant person. I have learnt so much from her that I can use in my future. I like her ideas about reprogramming the brain and connecting with people. I highly recommend this book!

Nadia M

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