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LIES THAT SOUND LIKE WISDOM: VOLUME II The Lies Within How Internalized Beliefs Sabotage Truth, Identity, and Liberation. LIES THAT SOUND LIKE WISDOM: VOLUME II, #2
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- ISBN8231256082
- EAN9798231256082
- Date de parution10/07/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
What if the most dangerous lies weren't spoken by others-but whispered by you, inside your own mind?In Lies That Sound Like Wisdom: Volume II - The Lies Within, Pierre Lagrenat unleashes a powerful dismantling of the internalized beliefs that sabotage truth, identity, and liberation. This is not self-help. This is psychological deprogramming. From shame disguised as humility to confidence sold as performance, this book exposes how modern society conditions you to police your own worth, rewrite your pain as resilience, and wear obedience as virtue.
Each chapter dismantles a cluster of seductive lies passed off as wisdom-from the toxic myths of masculinity and femininity, to the commodification of healing, productivity, and emotional strength. You'll find 100 lies, each surgically dissected and replaced with radical truths that awaken rather than pacify. This is the manual for those ready to unlearn what the world injected into their self-concept.
Not to become someone new, but to return to the person you were before approval became your religion.
Each chapter dismantles a cluster of seductive lies passed off as wisdom-from the toxic myths of masculinity and femininity, to the commodification of healing, productivity, and emotional strength. You'll find 100 lies, each surgically dissected and replaced with radical truths that awaken rather than pacify. This is the manual for those ready to unlearn what the world injected into their self-concept.
Not to become someone new, but to return to the person you were before approval became your religion.
What if the most dangerous lies weren't spoken by others-but whispered by you, inside your own mind?In Lies That Sound Like Wisdom: Volume II - The Lies Within, Pierre Lagrenat unleashes a powerful dismantling of the internalized beliefs that sabotage truth, identity, and liberation. This is not self-help. This is psychological deprogramming. From shame disguised as humility to confidence sold as performance, this book exposes how modern society conditions you to police your own worth, rewrite your pain as resilience, and wear obedience as virtue.
Each chapter dismantles a cluster of seductive lies passed off as wisdom-from the toxic myths of masculinity and femininity, to the commodification of healing, productivity, and emotional strength. You'll find 100 lies, each surgically dissected and replaced with radical truths that awaken rather than pacify. This is the manual for those ready to unlearn what the world injected into their self-concept.
Not to become someone new, but to return to the person you were before approval became your religion.
Each chapter dismantles a cluster of seductive lies passed off as wisdom-from the toxic myths of masculinity and femininity, to the commodification of healing, productivity, and emotional strength. You'll find 100 lies, each surgically dissected and replaced with radical truths that awaken rather than pacify. This is the manual for those ready to unlearn what the world injected into their self-concept.
Not to become someone new, but to return to the person you were before approval became your religion.
