Shame: The Way of Redirection Unto the Person Within
- ISBN-10
- 0984620478
- ISBN-13
- 9780984620470
- Series
- Shame
- Category
- Shame
- Pages
- 352
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2012-01-31
- Publisher
- Hillcrest Publishing Group
- Author
- R. J. Chuck
Description
For well over five thousand years mankind has been locked into the misperception of shame having an event/action cause. Whether it is in the form of an act which produces guilt, embarrassment, or humiliation, shame is clearly now shown to actually be the product of the unsatisfied Primary Interpersonal Need; the illusion linking shame to an event cause has led a number of the world's religions to declare and wage a millennia old war against sin by designating any and all shame producing actions as sinful. R.J. Chuck now reveals that the Garden of Eden was actually God's first of many attempts to teach mankind that shame is, and has always been, The Mechanism of Interpersonal Redirection unto THE PERSON within us. Book jacket.
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