"Power Vs. Force" by David R. Hawkins, a psychiatrist. The book posits that human consciousness can be measured through kinesiology, or muscle testing, and that different levels of consciousness correspond to varying degrees of power. Hawkins proposes a "Map of Consciousness," a logarithmic scale that ranges from shame at the lowest level to enlightenment at the highest. He argues that by understanding the dynamics of power and force, we can achieve a higher level of consciousness and improve our lives, relationships, and society as a whole.