Nathaniel Branden and Devers Branden and the Discipline of Happiness

Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 16 (1-2):238-243 (2016)
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The author discusses his personal experiences with Nathaniel Branden and Devers Branden, as friends and mentors, which began with a weekend Intensive in 1980 and continued for over thirty-five years. He examines the ways in which these experiences shaped his life, a description of some of the work with “sub-personalities” that Nathaniel and Devers developed together, and the conception of happiness as a discipline.

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