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Letting go, the way of delivery. david hawkins. part 3
Letting go. The way of delivery .
DAVID HAWKINS .
He was a leading psychiatrist, writer, conscience researcher, American spiritual and mystical lecturer .
Let Go. The Way Of Delivery.
PREFACE .
During the many years of clinical practice of psychiatry, the main objective was to find the most effective ways to relieve human suffering in all its many forms. To that end, numerous disciplines of medicine, psychology, psychiatry, psychoanalysis, behavioral techniques, bio-feedback, acupuncture, nutrition, and brain chemistry were explored. Beyond these clinical modalities were philosophical systems, metaphysics, a multitude of holistic healing techniques, self-improvement courses, spiritual paths, meditation techniques, and other ways to expand one's consciousness.
In all these explorations, the delivery mechanism was found of great practical utility. Its importance required the writing of this book to share with others what has been observed clinically and personally experienced.
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By Letting go. The way of delivery .
DAVID HAWKINS .
He was a leading psychiatrist, writer, conscience researcher, American spiritual and mystical lecturer .
Let Go. The Way Of Delivery.
PREFACE .
During the many years of clinical practice of psychiatry, the main objective was to find the most effective ways to relieve human suffering in all its many forms. To that end, numerous disciplines of medicine, psychology, psychiatry, psychoanalysis, behavioral techniques, bio-feedback, acupuncture, nutrition, and brain chemistry were explored. Beyond these clinical modalities were philosophical systems, metaphysics, a multitude of holistic healing techniques, self-improvement courses, spiritual paths, meditation techniques, and other ways to expand one's consciousness.
In all these explorations, the delivery mechanism was found of great practical utility. Its importance required the writing of this book to share with others what has been observed clinically and personally experienced.