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|  | | The Devolution of Man, and the Rise of a New Humanity
This book is an exploration of the evolution of Human consciousness, as well as an attempt to narrow the gap between science and religion, using a philosophical perspective of Quantum Theory as a bridge. Filled with self-deprecating humor, it is an easy and fun read.
Years of struggling to overcome suicidal depression have made an avid seeker of truth of me. Desparately fighting radical bipolar mood swings, I sought that truth in the light of the mystical faith in Jesus I had developed over years of seeking that truth. An excited interest in science developed, as I studied brain function to try to figure out just what was going on in my own brain that was causing my emotional roller coaster ride. From there, the evolution of Human consciousness became a subject of interest, as I studied where we were coming from, to see if I could figure out where | |  | | The Devolution of Man, and the Rise of a New Humanity
My experience of learning self-love and respect through the doldrums of suicidal depression.
This is a book focused on self-discovery in the light of the evolution of human consciousness. | |  | | The Devolution of Man, and the Rise of a New Humanity
Learning mental and emotional health through life's tough moments
This is a book about learning self-love and respect, as I learned it through the doldrums of suicidal depression. | |  | | The Devolution of Man, and the Rise of a New Humanity
My journey through suicidal depression.
How I learned self respect and love through the doldrums of suicidal depression. | |  | | The Devolution of Man, and the Rise of a New Humanity
My journey to self-hood
Suicidal depression took me the long way around to finding myself, and I learned a few shortcuts along the way. | |  | | The Devolution of Man, and the Rise of a New Humanity
How I found meaning in suffering
How I learned to love and respect myself through the doldrums of suicidal depression |
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Let Your Goddess Grow!
by Charlene Proctor
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 Intuitively, I know I've lived many lifetimes, and none more interesting than the one I'm living now. However, being born an old soul somehow did not excuse me from the same job I share with you and that is learning to craft a positive attitude about |
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