Power vs. Force

Available from
Amazon.com

The Hidden Determinants of Human Behavior

How do we know ourselves if there is so much energy in our subconscious steering us in other directions? Is our mind truly the ultimate decision maker? What is a belief made of? What effects do those beliefs hold over us?

Profound in its content with far-reaching implications into spirituality/religion and consciousness, this is a great read for those who want to understand their inner self. The first half of the book is heavy on the science of kinesiology; the second half makes good use of the explanations and delves deeper into the implications, awareness, and practical use of the presented information.

Quotes of interest

Understanding doesn't proceed simply from examining data; it comes from examining data in a particular context. Information is useless until we know what it means. To understand its meaning, we don't only need to ask the right question; we also need the appropriate instruments with which to measure the data in a meaningful process of sorting and description.

Because power is effortless, it goes unseen and unsuspected. Force is experienced through the senses; power can be recognized only through inner awareness.