The Automatic Self: Transformation and Transcendence through Brain-Wave Training - Hardcover

Soutar, Ph D Bcn Richard

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1491773995 ISBN 13: 9781491773994

Publisher: True Directions, 2015

Synopsis

Neuropsychology offers us new possibilities of exploring the nature of the self, the mind, and the meaning of reality. In conjunction with sociology and psychology, it gives us a basis for directing human behavior toward the greater good.

Richard Soutar, Ph.D., BCN, has employed the field's findings with extraordinary results, witnessing outcomes that border on the miraculous. He's helped people who have been given up for lost by other specialists to overcome mental illness and everyday struggles.

If you're seeking to strike out on your own to see what you can do for yourself, looking for profound experiences that hold deeper meaning, experience something more satisfying-perhaps eternal-then you'll be delighted with the insights in this book. Get answers to questions such as:

Why do people behave as they do on a daily basis?

How can we overcome the automatic mechanisms of the brain?

What latest neurotechnologies can help us transform ourselves?

Many try to achieve self-transcendence by embracing their life as it is or turning their back on the world, but there's a better option: seeking a middle way. Find the means to change your suffering into a daily experience of profound insights with The Automatic Self.

About this title

About the Author

Richard Soutar, Ph.D., BCN, is a board certified neurofeedback provider. He is a provider of neurofeedback services who has managed clinics throughout the United States. He is the director of neurofeedback services at his clinic in Atlanta, Georgia, as well as director of research and development for New Mind Technologies, which provides Internet-based assessment and brain-mapping services for clinics.

Edition details

• Publisher: True Directions
• Publication date: 2015
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1491773995
• ISBN 13: 9781491773994
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 196