Best Selling Books by Peter McWilliams

If you were arrested for loving yourself, would there be enough evidence to convict you? If not this book is a must. It explores improving the most important relationship in your life- your relationship with yourself.

McWilliams derides laws against "victimless crimes" like gambling, drug use, prostitution, homosexuality, and seat belt laws.

This book contains all the quotes from the Life 101 books. They''re funny, touching, witty, perceptive, caustic, kind, sad, and mad -- the full range of human expedrience.

One of the most directly helpful books on the subject of loss ever written, the first edition of this comforting and inspiring book, published in 1976, sold nearly two million copies. This completely revised and expanded edition encompasses not only the medical and psychological advances in the treatment of loss, but also the authors'' own experiences.

Contains the best from the author''s previously published books on computers.

If you want to get something done, this is where to start.

A book for people with any life-threatening illness-including life. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

More than 18 million Americans are depressed. Most don''t know it. In life, pain is something inevitable, but suffering is optional.

Shows readers how to appreciate the things they have and to use this as a springboard to success and wealth.

Complete with up-to-date brand name buying guide.

Explains what depression is; describes the symptoms of depression; discusses the medical effects of hypericum, known as St. John''s Wort, on depression; tells where to find research-grade hypericum; and includes summaries of selected medical studies on hypericum and depression.

The author recounts his association with MSIA, and argues that his guru was a confidence man who programmed his followers to obey him implicitly

The workbook for the completely revised and expanded edition of How to Survive the Loss of a Love, the bestselling volume of psychological advice, inspirational verse, and common sense for those who have suffered the loss of a love from death or divorce.