"awakening the tiger" offers us a new and hopeful perspective on trauma. in the book, man is seen as a unique being equipped with the instinctive capacity for self-healing and the intellectual intelligence to use this innate capacity. there's also an intriguing question that has been asked and answered: why do animals that live under constant threat in the wild rarely get traumatized? when the dynamics that make wild animals almost completely immune to trauma symptoms are understood, the mystery of human trauma is cleared. standardizes the steps necessary to improve them. people are often traumatized by seemingly mundane experiences. here the reader is taken as if on a guided tour of the implicit yet powerful impulses that govern our responses to life's suffocating events. to achieve this, we use a series of exercises that help us focus on our bodily perceptions. trauma can be healed by raising awareness of these perceptions. author of the books "peace, love and healing"this book is one of the most important books to read. probably a work of deep genius. ron kurtz, author of "the body reveals and body-centered psychotherapy" number of pages: 278. more than 100 copies to be sold at the campaign price excess stock is available. listed price is valid until 16 october 2026. This publication is ideal for readers seeking insightful and educational content. Prepared by experienced authors and printed with high-quality materials. Great for students, educators, and curious minds.