A personal history of trauma conquest and self-therapy. Author learns to control altered states of consciousness and the contents of dreams and hallucinations.
From the book's back flap: Glen Just shares not only his personal experiences, but inspires and coaches the reader in the tecniques of mind expansion and psychic enhancement that he has found so useful and productive in his own life. This memoir sets the stage for future volumes which explore psychic powers, mysticism, dream interpretation, and visions.
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My unusual memory contains snippets of recall starting with nursing and crib confinement. Both neglect and abuse was extensive during these early months of life, continues throughout childhood, and are painfully remembered. My schizophrenic mother used smothering and physical violence to control normal but unwanted infant behaviors. I survived many such episodes, but two of my four sisters were sent to early graves. At two years of age I was pronounced dead by our family doctor and approached by angels to be taken to Heaven. I refused Heaven and consciously returned to my lifeless body, my heart started to beating, my breath returned, and my long journey to the pages of this story began.
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