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  Learning to Feel by Kris Girrell has been a favorite since its release a month ago, spending most days in the Amazon top 100 in its various categories and reaching #1 on hot new books on Amazon.  Also, already, it has gathered a number of 5-star ratings. Here, from Goodreads: Kris Girrell takes the reader on an emotional journey through various stages of his life in Learning to Feel: One Man's Path of Reconnecting to the Heart of Emotions. The author's honesty about his personal struggles and triumphs engages the reader throughout the book. With personal experiences and insightful notes and questions, the author's emotional connection with the reader is evident. Girrell's passion for emotional intelligence and self-awareness is palpable throughout the book. He shares cherished moments with friends, family, and colleagues, making the reader feel like a part of the story. The affirmations in the book are particularly noteworthy, radiating positivity and showcasing the ...

    Learning to Feel   by Kris Girrell has been a favorite since its release a month ago, spending most days in the Amazon top 100 in its various categories and reaching #1 on hot new books on Amazon.  Also, already, it has gathered a number of 5-star ratings. Here, from Amazon, where all reviews are 5 stars: #1.  The author uses his personal journey in learning to feel to expose universal struggles we all can relate to. Great reminder that our emotions are our greatest teachers and this book teaches how to listen to the lessons they are trying to teach. #2.  I never thought taking a journey through the lifetime of a man from boyhood deep into manhood could be so invigorating, enlightening and abundantly full of learnings. In this book Girrell lays his soul out for all to see in such a vulnerable way that one must laugh, cry and experience the world with him. Different authors have tried break the concept of Emotional Intelligence into discreet boxes with l...

  image from Girrell, Spirituality and the Equinox Kris Girrell notes in his blog that his latest book, Spiritually Homeless , was released on the equinox, quite appropriate (but not intentionally). In his blog and in his book, he talks about the importance of letting go. The equinox heralds the letting go of this year's life by nature. Our lives, too, have cycles of growth and cycles of letting go.  Read more about this concept and Kris' book in his blog post:  Spirituality and the Equinox . Recently,   Spiritually Homeless  (Girrell), reached   #32 in Amazon hot new releases/faith deconstruction and #116 in faith deconstruction. Book description: Many have walked away from organized religion not out of apathy, but out of honesty. Still the spiritual hunger remains; the longing for community and a place called home persists.  Spiritually Homeless   offers a deeply compassionate and practical guide for those navigating spiritual life beyond church...

  A new book by Kris Girrell, author of Typhoon Honey , is now available on pre-order: Learning to Feel . From the moment we are born, we as humans are blessed with emotions. We feel joy and love, and with that comes fear, sadness and grief. In all honesty, though, those are overly simple labels for our feelings. Under the surface, our emotional experience is far more complex and personal to our own lives.   Kris Girrell, with his background in theology and psychology is more than aware of the plentiful and complex emotions humanity is capable of, so imagine his surprise when his wife accused him of not being emotionally intelligent. He had gone to therapy, he had done the work to try to understand his own psychology, so what was missing?   This question set Girrell off on a quest into his deepest, most hidden emotional core. He sought to not only discover what defines emotional intelligence, but to develop and mature his own emotional experience. His goal with th...

  Independent Press review writes about Spiritually Homeless by Kris Girrell: Spiritually Homeless is deeply inclusive and compassionate, constantly inviting its readers into a shared, safe community. Throughout the book, Girrell positions himself as a fellow traveler—not a teacher or a spiritual guru, but a companion. We can feel the soft, unwavering call to take this journey as a personal invitation to rediscover what faith and meaning might look like when stripped of dogma and filled instead with honesty, curiosity, and true connection. Read the rest of the review HERE . Book description: Many have walked away from organized religion not out of apathy, but out of honesty. Still the spiritual hunger remains; the longing for community and a place called home persists.  Spiritually Homeless   offers a deeply compassionate and practical guide for those navigating spiritual life beyond church walls. Whether you left organized religion years ago or never belonged to some s...