The Inner Self: The Joy of Discovering Who We Really Are

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Exploring the journey to self-discovery, this book delves into the ways individuals conceal their true selves, addressing the profound question of identity. Hugh Mackay identifies the top 20 hiding places, including addiction and victimhood, and reveals how fear of love's demands often drives this behavior. He posits that love is essential for emotional security and personal fulfillment, while also highlighting the paradox that love can elicit our best, though we may resist it. This insightful work draws on extensive research, offering a deep understanding of human nature.