We suffer needlessly when vital information about ourselves remains hidden in our subconscious mind.
Unknowingly, we suppress in our subconscious an important secret about human nature.
It's all revealed in my new book, The Best-Kept Secret in the World: The Hidden Source of Unhappiness, Conflict, and Self-Defeat.
I am making this knowledge far easier to understand and digest than ever before. And I'm the right person to be doing that. For 19 years I was a professional journalist. That included a four-year stint as a health and science writer. I came across this knowledge in 1985 when I was 41 years old and starting my new career as a psychotherapist. Since then I have been applying this knowledge in my private practices in Florida, New Mexico, and Michigan.
I've worked one-on-one with thousands of clients, and I've used this knowledge to help them to make dramatic breakthroughs and change their lives for the better. More than ever, people need to know these amazing facts. The human mind craves insight, and this book provides it.
We are not getting adequate insight from mainstream psychology. It is helping people only in a limited way. The knowledge many psychotherapists employ is bland and conventional, and sometimes it's not much better than advice from a lifestyle columnist.
Our dream of happiness is handicapped by a hidden flaw in our subconscious processing, like a defect in a software program. On the surface level of our awareness, we naturally want happiness and success. On a deeper level, though, we participate in our own suffering and self-defeat. It is vitally important that we expose this hidden flaw.
We decline on an unconscious level to let go of old emotions that define us in a limited way. We are even compelled to recycle or relive these old, mostly negative emotions. This inner processing goes on behind our back, and it produces much personal self-defeat, as well as national and worldwide dissension and disharmony. My book shows exactly how we do this and how we can stop doing it.
This book uncovers, in everyday language, the inner dynamics of self-defeat. When we don't understand these inner operations, we're fooled by our defenses and we cover up our secret participation in our suffering. With new awareness, we see exactly how our distress and failures arise from hidden dynamics in our unconscious mind.
This is the fifth psychology book I've written. My other titles also discuss this new knowledge from several different perspectives. Readers can look upon my books as treasure maps of self-discovery that lead us, through the riddles and paradoxes of our psyche, home to our authentic self.
The knowledge of how we suffer unnecessarily--and how to stop doing it--can be downloaded immediately for only $10. The Best-Kept Secret in the World is a book-length PDF file, with 135 footnotes. It is provided in this easy-to-read font (Verdana). All my other titles--and the three titles written my late wife Sandra Michaelson--can be ordered here as soft-cover books or as PDF files.
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