The Art of Detachment & Releasing Anxious Attachment 2-in-1
Buddhist Guides to Stop Overthinking, Break the Cycle of Chasing Avoidant Partners, Heal the Fear of Abandonment, and Reclaim Inner Peace
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ナレーター:
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Chyna Tahjere
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Katelyn Marie
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著者:
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Freddie Mallin
Two books. One complete path — from letting go of the past to breaking free from the patterns keeping you stuck.
If you've ever found yourself replaying a relationship that's over, chasing someone who keeps pulling away, or lying awake convinced that love always ends in loss — this bundle was built for you.
The Art of Detachment & Letting Go begins where most people are stuck: unable to release what's already gone. Drawing on over 2,500 years of Buddhist wisdom, it reframes the exhausting work of "moving on" entirely. Detachment isn't coldness or indifference — it's the radical skill of holding loss without being destroyed by it. You'll find practical tools to quiet the rumination loop, grieve without getting trapped in grief, and rediscover a version of yourself that isn't defined by what you've lost.
Releasing Anxious Attachment goes deeper — into the hidden architecture of why you keep ending up here. The overanalyzing, the shrinking, the desperate need for reassurance that never quite lands. This book maps the childhood wounds and nervous system patterns that quietly drive you toward unavailable partners, then hands you real techniques — somatic, psychological, and Buddhist — to interrupt the cycle before it costs you another relationship, or another year of your life.
Together, these two guides form something neither could offer alone: a complete emotional reset. One book heals the wounds left by loss. The other dismantles the patterns that created them. Listen to these audiobooks in sequence or return to each as life demands — either way, you'll finish this bundle with something far more durable than advice: genuine inner security.
If you're ready to stop suffering the same pain in different relationships, scroll up and listen today.
©2026 Freddie Mallin (P)2026 Freddie Mallin