Books

Most of us unintentionally acquire a variety of bad linguistic habits as we grow. In my clinical work over the last 33 years, I've observed that a large percentage of arguments can be traced to the unwitting use of one or more "language traps." Each of the book's 9 brief chapters uses examples drawn from syndicated cartoon strips such as Zits^®, Baby Blues^® and Foxtrot^® to illustrate some of these language traps. Then you'll learn simple, easy ways to avoid each trap. Who would have thought that improving relationships could be this much fun?

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For more than a quarter century, a number of authors have written about the profound consequences that routinely occur for those who have had a near-death experience (NDE). However, as one writer put it: ". . . it would be quite helpful if we each personally had an NDE, but after an extensive study of NDEs, I don’t recommend that. The ‘near’ part of an NDE is too tricky! Most people who come that near to death do not give us an interesting report of what happened afterwards; they get buried!"

What if you could have a near-death experience without any risk to your body’s well-being? For 24 years I have used hypnosis to help clients have "waking dreams." These interactive dreams, in which the person is always someone else, enable the person to safely experience many of the phenomena associated with a true near-death experience, without any of the life-threatening risks. The varied case studies in the book, together with extensive transcripts of actual waking dreams, demonstrate a variety of ways that I have used them to help people resolve problems ranging from the specific to the existential.