Isbn: 9798199428644 - the house that holds: building the inner structure that can carry a life: 8 (the coming home collection) (5 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A life does not fail because the person is weak. A life fails when the structure beneath the person was never built to carry the weight being placed upon it. The House That Holds uses the image of a home-its foundation, beams, windows, doors, cracks, codes, and curing time-to explain why some lives collapse under pressure while others become stable, grounded, and whole. This is not a book about trying harder. It is a book about understanding what has been carrying the load. With warmth, clarity, and emotional depth, Gregg Patten explores the hidden architecture beneath human stability: early emotional soil, load-bearing beliefs, stress cracks, counterfeit protections, unsafe inherited rules, and the slow work of renovation. Through brief, poignant stories and practical structural language, the book helps readers see their symptoms not as personal failure, but as evidence of load, distortion, and inner systems asking to be rebuilt. For anyone who has spent years appeasing, over-functioning, explaining, enduring, or trying to hold together a life that quietly leaks energy, this book offers a different way forward. You are not weak because you cracked. You are not ruined because something needs repair. You are allowed to rebuild. You are allowed to become a house that holds.…

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Librería: California Books, Miami, FL, Estados Unidos de AmericaCalifornia Books
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A life does not fail because the person is weak. A life fails when the structure beneath the person was never built to carry the weight being placed upon it. The House That Holds uses the image of a home-its foundation, beams, windows, doors, cracks, codes, and curing time-to explain why some lives collapse under pressure while others become stable, grounded, and whole. This is not a book about trying harder. It is a book about understanding what has been carrying the load. With warmth, clarity, and emotional depth, Gregg Patten explores the hidden architecture beneath human stability: early emotional soil, load-bearing beliefs, stress cracks, counterfeit protections, unsafe inherited rules, and the slow work of renovation. Through brief, poignant stories and practical structural language, the book helps readers see their symptoms not as personal failure, but as evidence of load, distortion, and inner systems asking to be rebuilt. For anyone who has spent years appeasing, over-functioning, explaining, enduring, or trying to hold together a life that quietly leaks energy, this book offers a different way forward. You are not weak because you cracked. You are not ruined because something needs repair. You are allowed to rebuild. You are allowed to become a house that holds. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…