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Moral Healer’s
Handbook: the Psychology of Spiritual Chivalry
By: Laleh Bakhtiar
Paperback 284pp,
Volume 2 - The Institute of Traditional Psychoetics and Guidance, Chicago
Kazi Publications USA
Description
This is a self-help book on how to morally center or balance the self. Based on
the diagram of the circle divided into nine equal parts which the Naqshbandi
refer to as “the Presence of God” (wajh Allah)—better known in the West as the
Enneagram, the work contains the Moral Healer’s dictionary of over 300 entries
of virtues and vices or positive and negative moral traits with directions of
how to move the self on the circle (i. e. in the Presence of God) from the
negative or vices to the positive or virtues. The author shows how the
traditional paradigm helps the self stay balanced, centered with the positive.
Learn first hand of how to rid the self of negative traits like envy, jealousy,
anger, cowardice, etc. and gain positive ones like compassion, forgiveness,
resourcefulness and justice. While this volume stresses the elimination of
negative traits (vices), the next volume emphasizes the assuming of positive
traits (virtues).
About
Laleh Bakhtiar
A well-known author on Sufism, is the first person to unearth traditional
psychology which had been buried in medieval philosophy. With this work she
shows that traditional psychology is alive and vibrant and should be an
alternative psychology to modern schools as the stress is upon morality and
ethics.She is a nationally certified and licensed psychotherapist.
See also : Moral Healing Through the Most Beautiful Names: The Practice of Spiritual Chivalry
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