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About the Author

Dr. Piero Ferrucci lives in Florence, Italy. (Bowker Author Biography)
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Works by Piero Ferrucci

What We May Be (1982) 219 copies, 2 reviews
Inevitable Grace (1990) 58 copies
Zeven wegen naar het zelf (1991) 4 copies
Psicosíntesis (1987) 2 copies, 1 review

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11 reviews
An interesting book about, well, kindness! It is divided into different aspects of kindness: honesty, warmth, forgiveness, contact, empathy, humility, patience, generosity, respect, flexibility, memory, loyalty, gratitude, service and joy. While reading this I thought a lot about the smilarities between what the author said and the 12 step program. Basically, if you are of service to people you are helping yourself become more joyful.
What is Psychosynthesis?

Ultimately the goal of Psychosynthesis is just that 'Synthesis of The Psyche' in all its aspects. Being a former student and collaborator of Roberto Assagioli the Psychosynthesis founder, Piero Ferrucci can offer a wealth of information on the subject for public and professionals alike, giving everyone the chance to get inside a working understanding of this valuable branch of psychotherapy.

‘What We May Be’ provides simple and enjoyable techniques, with guidance show more on everyday problems, deep-rooted anxieties & developing new skills to achieve our personal goals. Containing case histories, exercises, meditations, visualization and guidance on varied aspects of the 'self', filled with practical wisdom on how to cope with and transform major stumbling blocks on the path to psychological wellbeing and Spiritual growth. An inspirational read, showing us that it's possible to orchestrate changes in our life. Chapters feature amongst other things: Concentration, The Unconscious, Sub-personalities, The Will, Aggression, Art of Thinking, Pain, Use of Imagination & Beauty.

This book explains all in a very clear and down to earth fashion, a hands on easy-to-use guide, aiming at one of the most rewarding discoveries possible, self-realization.
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This book brings me face to face with the reality of kindness which is often taken for granted these days. It's a beautiful read that reminds me of the essentials in life.
Meditations on such virtues as forgiveness, humility, empathy, and gratitude. I found it pleasant to read a chapter or two at a time but not particularly memorable.
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