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Lizards Eat Butterflies
- An Antidote to the Self-Help Addiction
- Narrated by: Dr. David E. Martin
- Length: 6 hrs and 45 mins
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Summary
Lizards Eat Butterflies unveils David Martin’s deepest passion about how we’re living on this planet and how we could do so much more to improve our experience with a shift in perspective. In a triumph of cutting-edge science, social commentary, and deeply personal life experience, he shows us that, with an alteration in perspective, that which stands in the way of our humanity is an illusion that can be eradicated.
Far from being a 12-step program - this is the un-program in 12 sections - Lizards Eat Butterflies deconstructs the myths that trap us into victimhood, isolation, and futility. Having traveled the world for three decades of work and with the worldwide film success of Future Dreaming, along with many lectures and workshops, he weaves the narrative of this book to create a tapestry of provoking, thoughtful, and considered reexaminations of our dominant myths and perspective impairments. Lizards is a practical conversation starter to defuse the explosive challenges of inadequacy, indifference, and apathy.
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- Wyrdsister
- 30-04-23
not what I hoped for
but maybe that's the point . lots I was in tune with. lots that jarred. contradictions too.
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- Miss N M Philp
- 11-01-23
A challenging reframe
A great journey for challenging your own thought and behaviour patterns. Increased my world view, made me laugh and cry. Loved it. Thanks David,I hope I wasn’t the last energy that needed to be thanked!
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- Sylwia Smalcerz
- 13-04-21
I nvitation to discovery of oneself and meaning.
6 questions are to be answered yet... Engaging and funny. Deeply inspiring and insightful in searching for meaning of one's life.
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- J. Visser
- 14-12-20
Brilliant, insightful, inspirational
Dr Martin’s life is a beacon that shows just what is possible.
Yes he is brilliant, insightful, compassionate and inspirational but he also shows his deep vulnerability. He encourages us to deeply question ourselves& our our society and be our authentic self and to share that in order to grow, connect and learn how express our unique life force.
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- Misu
- 06-04-24
A book to devour
Puts the puzzle toghether from so many points of view, that drives you to read, research, ask more questions and go out in nature to explore!
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- Nynne Tinne Søndergaard
- 08-09-20
A rare encounter
An audiobook narrated by the author himself could be dull, boring or uninspiring since he knows it all and speak with same know-it-all-therefore-it's-obvious-tone.
Not. An action-packed story filled with details, surprises, facts and musings, which takes you further than Bilbo and Frodo ever traveled. More like "To the infinity and beyond".
So many layers of knowledge, ideas, new ways of seeing things will surely make both your brains and bioelectric field explode in new neural networks, a quite different way of looking at a butterfly (!) or gaze into the unknown. Whether the universe or a job application for herding Yak oxen in Mongolia.
Go, go, go! Delwe into this inferno. Forget about NLP, positive psychology, missionaries and purple scarfs.
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- 30-10-22
Engaging intelligent and enlightening
Dr. Martin is a rarity in this modern age. He is a powerful philosopher who can broadcast his perspective and ideas in a clear and engaging manner. Thank you for this educa
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- Fernanda C.
- 15-11-21
The longest introduction ever
He lost me on the first 30 mins… it flows really well . Sorry but not for me
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- Graham Stroud
- 12-08-23
Drivel
if you want to listen to a massive ego disappear up it's own rectum you've come to the right place.
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- lanea bittaye
- 25-10-21
has nothing to do with addiction.
the title is some what disceving. really didn't understand what the book was actually about, but does give you food for thought in some areas.
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