From the bestselling author of "The Drunkard's Walk" comes a fascinating, illuminating examination of the profound ways in which the unconscious mind shapes our lives. Mlodinow unravels the complexities of the subliminal mind and reveals its influence on how we act.
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From the bestselling author of "The Drunkard's Walk" comes a fascinating, illuminating examination of the profound ways in which the unconscious mind shapes our lives. Mlodinow unravels the complexities of the subliminal mind and reveals its influence on how we act.
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Leonard Mlodinow, the author, is utterly brilliant. The field of neuroscience encompasses the study of the subconscious. Mlodinow is both a theoretical physicist and a neuroscientist, as well as a screen writer. This book is a life changer. Many will see similarities between the subconscious and the Spirit of Christ.
Teilhard de Chardin said, "We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience." This means that the subconscious is much older than our physical bodies, and as such, it possesses more knowledge than we could ever gain in this life.
M. Scott Peck observed that "when we educate people, if we use the word seriously, we do not stuff something new into their minds; rather, we lead this something out of them; we bring it forth from the unconscious into their awareness. They were the possessors of the knowledge all along."