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Third Edition
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event is traumatic because it disrupts your previously secure sense of self. So, when
something traumatic occurs, the psychological damage from the shattering of your
illusions about life and identity may be more problematic than any physical damage.
Your greatest danger is that you can fall into hatred because of a
trauma. Your greatest hope is that, no matter what occurs around you, it is still possible
to redeem your emotional pain and suffering by giving it a meaningful place in your
psychological and spiritual identity, and, in so doing, you can bring psychological and
spiritual growth out of trauma.
CONTENTS
Preface
Disasters and Trauma
(Includes information about the Imaginary,
the Real, and the Symbolic; maladaptive coping strategies; spiritual growth;
breaking the cycle of blame and hatred)
Evil
(Includes information about the psychological
and spiritual nature of evil and demonic influence)
Terrorism
(Includes information about the relationship between social
fraud and hatred)
Antisocial Violence
(Includes information about the relationship between family dysfunction and antisocial
violence)
Growth from Trauma
(Includes information on how growth can come from trauma)
Conclusion
(Includes information about managing unconscious anger)
Appendix I: Trauma From a Mother
Appendix II: Trauma From a Father
Appendix III: Ego States
Notes
Index
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ISBN-13: 978-1725696754 |
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