Psychology Books

Why we bear grudges and what for? Is there any way to stop doing this? Why forgiving is manipulation? Why our friends and relatives offend us more often, than strangers do? This book is meant to give you answers to these and other questions. It sums up the author's 10-year work experience in...

Written with common-sense clarity, Morton offers a psycho-spiritual guide to true self love, healing & awakening. This eye-opening perspective comes from 33+ yrs of experience as a mind/body/spirit psychotherapist & the lessons of her own healing. Morton details exactly how to dissolve the...

Each and every one of the animal specie through the history, across the continents behave consistently. The Man as a specie is unpredictable, think differently in different situations, differently in different times for the same situation. That is why the man could not be tamed. To tame any...

This book was born from my attempts to explain to my wife what it is like to suffer from depression. She has tried hard to understand, but I find it impossible to explain. If you are a fellow sufferer, you'd understand. If you are a friend or a family member of someone who suffers from depression...

Two different battles evolve in girl fighting. One is physical and the other is psychological. Both are interrelated. This book dwells especially into the psychological, which involves one girl attempting to dominate the other's mind. Taboo thoughts, animalistic behaviors and carnal struggles...

It's what can set us apart from animals or make us just like them: emotions. Find out how to use emotions to your advantage instead of letting them get the better of you by understanding how they work and how they make you react the way you do.

This replaces the earlier Looking Autism in the Face: Two New Perspectives on Autism. It is the expanded combination a pair of items I wrote about autism. Part of it looks at the relationship between Charles Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) and Alice Liddell, and marshals the evidence that Dodgson was not...

Story of Samson is told from two very different perspectives. Shane Willard talks about a joke that got out of hand, a spoiled brat's cycle of violence and revenge, and of Peacemakers and Escalation. I merely did to them, what they did to me. Mike Connell talks about the grace of god, how he...

A pair of items I wrote about autism — although they are still only a draft. One, Alice’s Evidence, looks at the relationship between Charles Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) and Alice Liddell, and marshals the evidence that Dodgson was not in lust after Alice, but rather was an autistic who formed an...

CULT reads like a novel, yet is the testament of authentic cult experience by someone in the inner-circle of "The Context." Its purpose is to give a true taste of what it is to be in a cult so that the reader gains the inside story of cult life, along with inoculation against cult...