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Dianética: La Ciencia Moderna de la Salud Mental
Dianética: La Ciencia Moderna de la Salud Mental
Dianética: La Ciencia Moderna de la Salud Mental
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Dianética: La Ciencia Moderna de la Salud Mental

Written by L. Ron Hubbard

Narrated by Javier Vidales

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El best-seller #1 Internacional




Con más de 22.000.000 de ejemplares vendidos en 50 idiomas, y utilizada en más de 176 países, Dianética trae una mejora espectacular y permanente a las personas por todo el mundo.




"Si bien es cierto que Dianética se ha convertido en un clásico de superación personal, no cabe duda de lo que tiene para ofrecer es justo lo que la gente está buscando en cantidades cada vez mayores. Reducir el estrés, lograr objetivos, mejorar las relacionesy esforzarse por vivir a la altura de su potencial es definitivamente lo que tiene”. (New York Post)




"El best-seller de Hubbard ha ayudado a millones, y debería ser leido y usado por todos los que han estado buscando por una verdadera comprensión de la mente y una solución a problemas tales como duda, estrés, ansiedad, y depresión". (World Reporter)




"[Dianética es] una nueva ciencia que funciona con la invariabilidad de la ciencia física en el campo de la mente humana. Según todos los indicios, será tan revolucionaria para la humanidad como el primer descubrimiento y utilización del fuego por parte de los cavernícolas". (Daily Mirror)




Si has tenido alguna vez la sensación de que algo te estaba reteniendo en la vida, arruinando tus planes o impidiéndote ser lo que tú querías ser; estás en lo cierto.




El hecho es que, hay una única fuente para todos tus problemas, el estrés, la infelicidad y la propia falta de confianza. Se llama la mente reactiva: la parte oculta de tu mente que almacena todas las experiencias dolorosas y luego las usa contra ti.




Con Dianética, puedes aprender a controlar tu mente reactiva; liberándote para vivir una vida extraordinaria y ser tú mismo.




No vivas con inseguridad, pensamientos negativos, depresión y comportamiento irracional. Usa Dianética para controlar tu futuro.




Descubrimientos clave contenidos en Dianética:




  • ¿Por qué renuncias a tus sueños?
  • ¿Cuál es la verdadera causa de la depresión?
  • ¿Existe una cura para el estrés?
  • ¿Cómo alcanzas tu potencial completo?
  • ¿Por qué la gente lastima a aquellos a quienes ama?
  • ¿Por qué algunas personas son propensas a la enfermedad?
  • ¿Cómo puedes mejorar tu salud mental?
  • ¿Puedes vencer tus miedos?




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Sobre el autor:
Con más de doscientos millones de ejemplares de sus obras en circulación y docenas de best-sellers internacionales, ha inspirado un movimiento que engloba a todos los continentes de la Tierra. En total, estas obras constituyen aproximadamente 5,000 escritos y 3,000 conferencias grabadas, y como tales, no sólo representan la exposición más amplia sobre la mente y el espíritu humanos. Sus avances han ayudado a millones a llevar vidas más exitosas y lograr la verdadera felicidad.

LanguageEspañol
Release dateJan 1, 2010
ISBN9781403158437
Dianética: La Ciencia Moderna de la Salud Mental
Author

L. Ron Hubbard

With 19 New York Times bestsellers and more than 350 million copies of his works in circulation, L. Ron Hubbard is among the most enduring and widely read authors of our time. As a leading light of American Pulp Fiction through the 1930s and '40s, he is further among the most influential authors of the modern age. Indeed, from Ray Bradbury to Stephen King, there is scarcely a master of imaginative tales who has not paid tribute to L. Ron Hubbard. Then too, of course, there is all L. Ron Hubbard represents as the Founder of Dianetics and Scientology and thus the only major religion born in the 20th century.

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  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Wow this book goes where no man has gone before! It really does have information not known before which is of very great value to understanding life, the mind and oneself.
  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
    1/5
    Ugh. I tried to read this book (out of curiosity), but I only got to page 45 before having to stop in utter frustration and disgust. It is all gibberish. All the words are recognizable in themselves, but whatever the author is trying to tell you makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. One of the things you are supposed to do as you read this book is to stop when you don't understand something and reread that sentence or section, and keep rereading it until you understand. You are not read further until you understand what you have read. Well, when there is no meaning underneath it all, it won't matter how many times you reread it, it just won't make sense. Ah, but that's the beauty of it. You read something over enough times and you either begin to convince yourself that you understand or simply move on and pretend you understand. In any case, nothing becomes clearer in the process. So, is this what it is all about? A kind of self-hypnosis? Here is a paragraph, chosen at random:"The engram has the aspect of--and is not--a live entity which protects itself in various ways. Any and all phrases in it can be considered commands. These commands react on the analytical mind in such a way as to cause the analytical mind to behave erratically." Whatever. Or this paragraph: "If you care to make the experiment you can take a man, render him "unconscious," hurt him and give him information. By Dianetic technique, no matter what the information you gave him, it can be recovered. This experiment should not be carelessly conducted because you might also render him insane." Wow. Does anyone ever get through this book? Back in the free pile it goes -- or maybe the trashcan.
  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
    1/5
    I have attempted to read this book no less than a half dozen times. I have never been able to make it past page 32. First I start mumbling to myself, then I start keeping tally of the number of inconsistencies and made up words....the next thing I know I am stammering and drooling with pent-up frustration at the complete psychosis that would cause words to be placed in that particular order...the last thing I remember before blacking out is jumping up and down on the book, screaming inanities (which, somehow, are more intelligible than the drivel contained within this tome).

    Lather, Rinse, Repeat .... Every. Single. Farking. Time...

    Look, I can read some ridiculous tripe (have you seen my library?)...but seriously, any thread of a coherent ... anything?
  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
    1/5
    A pound of of megalomania + a cup of science fiction + 1/2 each of bad history, bad philosophy, and bad psychiatry. Get baked for an hour. Then throw this book away because it's utter garbage that only continues to get sold because of either curious people like me or because members of the cult have to buy it.
  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
    1/5
    Some of the worst drivel I've ever read. At first I didn't think I could finish this moronic ranting, but then I started to be amused on every page by the sheer lunacy of the author and the idiocy of his concepts and how gullible those are who buy into this concept that the author openly stated he was starting in order to create a new church as a personal tax break. You'll have more fun tearing up a ten dollar bill and watching if float down the gutter than reading this pathetic text.
  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
    1/5
    The author did a great job of demonstrating that he had absolutely no understanding of any branch of science. His pseudo-philosophical rantings in the areas of biology, psychology, sociology, and other areas were laughable.

    L Ron should have stuck to science fiction (at least then I wouldn't have to worry about reading his crap). I find it appalling that anyone would read this book and take it seriously but then there are other "religious" books that people take seriously and that is scary too.
  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
    1/5
    I regret throwing away this book.This is because I tried to flush it down my toilet (a deserving fate, I know), but it clogged my toilet and I had to get a plunger out to fix it.It is filled with fallacies, tautologies, and pseudoscience galore. I gleefully pointed out the contradictions in place by the end of the first chapter, then despaired for humanity that somebody took that crap seriously.I'm still mad I wasted 50 cents on it at the bargain bin.