Psychology

Who would have believed that, 10 years ago, the famous multiple personality, “Sybil” would turn out to be a total scam and a fake, and that once famous, “Multiple Personalities” would suddenly disappear from both news and headlines, after judges previously allowed them to testify in open court? (Who’s innocent and in prison NOW?)

This book shows that, indeed, there ARE, in fact, “Multiple Personalities” - just not the ones brayed about in those highly popular, quasi-pornographic women’s paperbacks of the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. As it turns out, there is a very REAL disorder out there that can “hi-jack” a personality, and turn it “mean.” It’s a form of epilepsy known as “Geschwind’s Syndrome” and MULTIPLE serial killers have suffered from it.

You may have always wondered about why serial killers always seem to go after the so-called, “composite woman.” This has been solved with the discovery of the disorder known as “Limerence.” Limerence is NOT “love,” but a vicious, obsessive compulsive disorder that affects upwards of 5% of the world’s population.

For those of you still wondering why the massacre in Las Vegas occurred, you should study the behaviors of George Metesky, The “Mad Bomber” of New York during the 1930’s, 40’s and 50’s. It’s the SAME form of brain damage and the SAME bureaucratic incompetence.

If you think you know what happened to Phil Spector and the 2003 murder of “B” movie actress, Lana Clarkson, think again. The reasons include the Mob, abandonment issues, massive levels of paranoia and near-murderous ritual.

The behavior of serial killers doesn’t come “from out of nowhere.” This book can show you what must happen FIRST, before the violence follows - which means it CAN be PREVENTED if you just open your eyes.

A Journey into Dreamland is best described as popular level science, which means that it can be understood and enjoyed by most high school graduates who have had the usual smattering of the sciences and are motivated to expand and extend their knowledge of dreaming. (Of course, Bachelors, Masters and PhDs also can understand and enjoy it.)

The author, who has listened to hundreds of dreams during the course of over fifty years of psychiatric practice, makes the effort to discover the “what”, “why” and “how” of dreaming. He not only lays out his theory but encourages and guides the reader to perform the simple experiments that led him to a new theory of dreaming, vastly superior to what has gone before.

All natural phenomena, including dreams, abide by laws that are frequently arcane and, some, as in the case of dreams, may also appear to be crazy. Dream laws are elusive and require extensive effort to identify them. The author has dedicated himself to such a task. The reader will decide if he has been successful.

One doesn’t need to be a scientist to savor this book – one only needs to be a dreamer.

In A Comparative Outlook at Psychology versus Scientology, psychology and the wellness and being aspect is covered objectively. It is the mental origin of the psychological life of man that this book is concerned with. This book shows how the psychology and wellness aspect is pertinent to human evolution in America and around the world. It is with the wellness aspect of human psychology that man can be successful in all other areas of life. This book is the latest work in intelligence that the U.S. Security/Police Agency has chosen to be what might be the cutting edge of American evolution to date.

There is a serious need for properly trained counselors in both the church and secular community. Few mental health professionals possess the expertise and are adequately equipped to address mental and spiritual health concerns. Therefore; many clients’ are left searching for clearer direction and deeper resolve to the mental and spiritual issues that vex them.

“Developing a Dynamic Life” is an application oriented book geared toward teaching and directing an individual in a host of proven strategies for resolving mental and spiritual health issues and providing access for deliverance into a dynamic purposeful way of living.

An analysis of the elements of our human nature and Sigmund Freud’s contributions to understanding them.