Acceptance

Create Change and Move Forward

Author: Padraig O'Morain

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A book to help you accept the truth of a negative moment without it overwhelming your life.

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A book to help you accept the truth of a negative moment without it overwhelming your life.

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THE IRISH TIMES TOP 10 BESTSELLER

In this wise and practical book, psychotherapist and mindfulness teacher Padraig O'Morain explains how practising acceptance can help us find happiness.

It can be difficult to make peace with things that happen to you and affect your situation. Undesired events can knock us for six, leaving us harbouring resentment, anger and frustration. These negative emotions can affect us deeply and be difficult to shift. Acknowledging these feelings and learning how to accept what has happened - even if you do not agree with it - can be life-changing.

In Acceptance you will discover how to stop brooding on what happened in the past and free yourself up to focus on more positive feelings. Using an approach derived from his years of experience, Padraig introduces us to the power of acceptance through a range of themes including accepting uncertainty, acceptance in relationships, climate emotions and acceptance and gratitude. The path towards acceptance is not always straightforward, but ultimately it will help you get unstuck and move on with your life. Find out more in the stories, case studies and practical exercises in this thoughtful book and discover how to lighten the load you have been carrying.

'I read the book from start to finish and I think it might change my life.'

- Ray D'Arcy, television and radio presenter of the Ray D'Arcy Show

About the Author

Padraig O'Morain is a mindfulness teacher and author, and a columnist with The Irish Times. His books, published in many countries and languages, include Mindfulness on the Go and Kindfulness. He lives in Dublin with his wife Phil and has two daughters. He has taught mindfulness in Ireland and the UK.