The Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck ► Animated Book Summary

An animated book summary of The Road Less Traveled - A New Psychology of Love, Traditional Values and Spiritual Growth by M. Scott Peck. Video by OnePercentBetter.

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0:12 - INTRODUCTION:
Life is Difficult

0:36 - LESSON 1:
Accept Responsibility For Your Problems

1:47 - LESSON 2:
Love is Separateness

3:37 - LESSON 3:
Honesty is Freedom

** SUMMARY **
M. Scott Peck is a psychiatrist who offers a way of confronting and solving life's problems. Millions of readers have grown spiritually and improved their lives.

** TOP QUOTE **
“Life is difficult. This is a great truth, one of the greatest truths. It is a great truth because once we truly see this truth, we transcend it. Once we truly know that life is difficult-once we truly understand and accept it-then life is no longer difficult. Because once it is accepted, the fact that life is difficult no longer matters.”

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[feurigerStern]

This book changed my outlook on life. Not only did I accept that life is difficult, but also learned to enjoy the process while I work towards a goal. Daily mundane tasks, such as making meals, helping with homework or laundry, may seem trivial, but they show your family true love. I also learned to relish the serendipitous moments.

[gopalms]

It's one of the best self help books. I think I have read it over atleast 10 times. And each time I learnt something new.

[dancorson]

Fantastic Book. Mental health according to Peck is a total dedication to the truth. His explanation of people who take on too much responsibility vs. those who take on too little.

[manueldelatorre]

Don’t mind he haters! Thank you so much for posting these videos!

To the haters: MAKE YOUR OWN VIDEOS. IF YOU HAVE THE ENERGY TO HATE/CRITICIZE, you have the energy to CREATE 🙏🏽

[shriswamiramanand]

Book is far deeper than lessons you summarized, especially lessons of love. It is only 4 hrs of audio book. Good efforts and good simplified summation.

[hafidboudar]

1/if there is a problem face it
2/honesty is freedom
my take away

[swetakanodia]

You hav explained it so beautifully ❤️ Thank u 😊

[ThethSeahorse]

Beautifully key music in the background is so appropriate.

[FelixBrockerMindleading]

Hey, there is a second book "Further along the road less traveled". It starts with "Life is complex". It would be great if you could do a video on this book, too.

[Mrthou]

I read "The Road Less Traveled" around '98 and again in '19. The thing that really resonated with me then and now is the idea that healthy relationships are essential components in a happy, joyful life and that the participants are interested and supportive of one another's spiritual well-being. I am mindful of that in all of my best relationships, including my relationship with my life-partner. I have little time for the life-sucking vampires in my life. It's not that I don't care about them, it's just that they can't give or receive love. By the way, I used to be a vampire too,

[desertzoner]

Wonderful...thank you. Simple yet powerful summary

[epicbehavior]

Love isn’t separateness, it’s the realization that there’s no difference between anything.

[allgood]

Life is 10 percent what happens to me and 90 percent how I react to it👍

[acajudi]

I just listen for the drawings hurt my eyes.. Thank you.

[iamundefeated]

hey I read this book on amazon it's called spiritual heart transplant by undefeated it's a great book changed the course of my life

[jafalad]

Thank you for this. I have just finished reading this book. I first dipped into this book about 25 years ago.
Can you explain what is meant by bracketing?

[epicbehavior]

A relationship isn’t an entity. There’s simply you and others (who really are you). You relate to them.

[lindapalson]

these are all things that ive done. great stuff.

[natashahowie]

Brilliant thank you so much for your hard work

[fabianologfatec]

Watching at least two of your videos at night is like a lullaby for me.You've done a great job, keep on, don't mind the haters!