A Self-Help Book

Love Me
Love, Me

Happiness Comes from Within. Here Is How I Found It.

By Mahashwar
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A love letter to the part of you that may not know happiness is an inside job.

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Who This Book Is For

You have been through something that shook you: a loss, a health scare, the end of a relationship, a wake-up call. Or you simply suspect that happiness has more to do with what goes on inside you than you were ever told.

You want something to do, not just something to read.

And you want to love the people in your life better without losing yourself in the process.


Where This Began

There was a time in my life when happiness was not supposed to be available. And yet some days it was. Not pretending. Not performing. Actually happy. I could not explain it, so I started paying attention.

Day after day I asked myself what I had been thinking about when I felt good, and what I had been thinking about when I felt low. As far as I could tell, what I felt had more to do with my thoughts than with where I was or what was happening around me.

I had more power over my own happiness than I had ever been told. This book is how I found it.

Your mind is like a train station. All day long, every single day of your life, thoughts come rolling through. They don’t ask permission. They don’t knock. You cannot stop the train any more than you can stop your heart from beating.

Awareness is the platform.

The moment you step back and watch the train instead of riding it, everything changes.
From Chapter Two: Love Your Thoughts
What's Inside

A road map back to yourself.
Written from the middle of the climb.

Most self-help books are written from the mountaintop. This one is written from the trail. Mahashwar is still in it, still walking with a healing heart, still sorting the files, still learning what love asks of him every single day. That rawness is what makes this book different. Not theory. Not a system. A life, examined honestly, offered to you as a guide.

Part One
Finding Love in Yourself
  • What Is Love
  • Love Your Thoughts
  • Love Your Body
Part Two
Love in Every Current
  • Love Others: Where the Currents Begin
  • The Current of Words
  • The Current of Doing
  • The Current of Giving
  • The Current of Presence
  • The Current of Touch
  • The Current of Solitude and Space
  • The Current of Food
  • The Current of Costly Devotion
Part Three
The Return
  • Know Yourself, Love Yourself
  • Loss of Love
  • Love the Planet
  • Conclusion

Eight Currents.
One River.

Eight distinct ways love moves between people, each one a current you can learn to recognize, offer, and receive. Because the way you love is more expansive than anyone has given you credit for.

The Current of Words
The Current of Doing
The Current of Giving
The Current of Presence
The Current of Touch
The Current of Solitude and Space
The Current of Food
The Current of Costly Devotion

Each current is explored three ways: loving yourself, loving others, and loving your body.

If You Loved These Books

This one was written for you next.

The readers who found themselves in these books have found a next step in this one.

The Power of Now
Eckhart Tolle

Tolle taught you to watch your thoughts instead of becoming them. This book gives you a train station to watch from, then asks what to do once you are standing there: choose love over fear.

The Four Agreements
Don Miguel Ruiz

Ruiz taught you to question the agreements you made about yourself. This book gives you a practice for rewriting the ones that no longer serve you.

You Are a Badass
Jen Sincero

Same honest voice. Same refusal to sugarcoat. This book brings that energy to the deepest question: what does it actually mean to love yourself?

The Alchemist
Paulo Coelho

Coelho sent a shepherd across a desert to learn to listen to his own heart. This book walks that same road in plain daily steps, starting with the thoughts you hear along the way.

The Secret
Rhonda Byrne

The Secret invited you to take your thoughts seriously. This book is one person's experience of what happens when you tend them, through the body, the garden, the platform, and the choice to come from love over fear.

Man's Search for Meaning
Viktor Frankl

Frankl found meaning in a place built to strip it away. This book asks a gentler version of the same question: what can you choose to turn toward, even when things around you are hard?


Mahashwar

Mahashwar is not writing from the mountaintop. He is writing from the middle of the climb, the same place you might be standing right now.

For over forty years he has helped people find their way to something better, in prisons, mental health centers, classrooms, and software training rooms. He knows what it looks like when someone has forgotten what up feels like, because he has forgotten it himself. He has been through a heart attack and the loss of love, and the long climb back after both.

This book is what he found along the way.

To invite him to speak or lead a workshop, write to info@lovemebook.com.

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