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Let Go
Book • 2007
In *Let Go*, Martine Batchelor offers a comprehensive guide to understanding and transforming negative patterns of mind, such as fear, addiction, and judgment.
The book includes exercises and guided meditations to help readers break free from habits and embrace their positive qualities.
It explores various Buddhist meditation techniques and their applications in modern life, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and meditation for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.
The book includes exercises and guided meditations to help readers break free from habits and embrace their positive qualities.
It explores various Buddhist meditation techniques and their applications in modern life, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and meditation for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.
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Matt Gartland

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SPI 879: Are Online Courses Dead? with Matt Gartland
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Martine Batchelor

Improving Your Relationships, Buddhist Style | Martine Batchelor
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as her most personal book yet.


Natalie Lue

Let Go Minisode 3: What If You Made the Right Decision Without Knowing It?
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as her new book about secrets, lies and other related topics.


Natalie Lue

Let Go Minisode 2: You Don’t Need Their Truth to Know Your Own
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as the subject of a minisode series, sharing stories and lessons from the book.


Natalie Lue

Let Go Minisode 1: Letting Go isn't a One-Time Thing
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as her sixth book, a mini-memoir about her relationship with letting go and control.


Natalie Lue

Ep. 297: Breaking the Control Habit: Why I wrote my new book LET GO
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as a book she wrote about letting go.


Natalie Lue

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