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  <title>Overcoming Depressive Living Syndrome:</title>
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  <dateIssued>1996</dateIssued>
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 <note>Have you ever wondered why some people allow themselves to be condemned to the dark corners of life while others create light in the bleakest circumstances? Many people are overcome by a hopelessness that thwarts intimacy in relationships, positive spirituality, and inner peace. Feelings of anger, fear, and loss create a nagging sense that life is not all it could be. This deeply ingrained, hurtful manner of viewing yourself, others, and life is what author Earnie Larsen terms depressive living syndrome (DLS).&#13;
Depressive living syndrome strips away the joy from life. It turns life into an endurance contest&#13;
rather than a celebration. Join therapist, author, and public speaker Earnie Larsen as he explains&#13;
depressive living syndrome and the cycles that reinforce its grip. He believes that if we understand how it works, we can fix anything-even ourselves. By relying on case histories, self-evaluation tools, and personal anecdotes, Larsen helps spotlight this draining orientation in your own life</note>
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  <topic>Intelegensi, Intelektual, dan Kesadaran</topic>
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