Rebuilding Life

Author: Louise
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The Rebuilding of Life is truly a world bestseller on health concepts, hailed by readers worldwide as the gospel of human health. In the book, Louise Hay reveals the psychological patterns hidden behind illness, thus opening the perfect path to rebuilding holistic health. After its publication, the "holistic health" concept advocated by Louise Hay swept across the globe like a whirlwind, changing the health status and quality of life for countless people. The book achieved the remarkable record of ranking #1 on the New York Times bestseller list, was translated into 25 languages, and published in 35 countries and regions. Louise Hay, who was called a "saint" by the media, combines profound philosophy, scientific spirit, and boundless love with her own difficult experiences, delivering them in simple and vivid language, like a clear spring nourishing the hearts of every reader. As Dave Brown said: "Louise's books are the best gift God has given this troubled world. For each of us, this book holds unimaginable value!"
Louise Hay is the most renowned psychological therapist, outstanding spiritual mentor, famous writer, and speaker in the United States. She is the advocate of the global "holistic health" concept and the founder of the "self-help movement." Louise Hay reveals the psychological patterns hidden behind illness, believing that everyone has the ability to adopt positive thinking and achieve holistic health for their body, mind, and spirit. Her personal philosophy gradually took shape during her painful upbringing. Her childhood was spent in instability and poverty, with her parents divorcing at a young age. At the age of five, she was violently assaulted, and during her youth, she endured bullying and abuse. Later, she fled to New York, went through hardships, became a fashion model, and married a wealthy businessman, but she was abandoned by him after the age of 14. In 1970, Louise began the career she would dedicate her life to in Yogyakarta. In 1976, her first book, Healing the Body, was published, establishing her expertise in this field. Soon after, she was diagnosed with cancer and began practicing holistic healing on herself. Six months later, she was completely cured of cancer. In 1984, her masterpiece, The Rebuilding of Life, was published and was soon translated into 25 languages and published in 35 countries and regions. By 2002, the English edition had been printed 71 times, with sales reaching 20 million copies. To this day, The Rebuilding of Life continues to sell briskly worldwide.
In 1985, Louise founded the AIDS relief organization named Hareid. She also established the Hay Foundation and the Louise Hay Charity Foundation to help and support AIDS patients, abused women, and the impoverished underprivileged. Her monthly column, Dear Louise, is published in over 50 publications in the United States, Canada, Australia, Spain, and Argentina. Louise Hay has helped countless people improve their health and enhance their quality of life. This great woman is affectionately called by media worldwide as the "person closest to a saint."