Description
Fighting the Invisible Enemy is for young people and adults who are concerned with living peacefully and with solving problems nonviolently. Fun stories and activities can assist parents, teachers, and counselors who are concerned about the psychological welfare of young people. Ultimately, this book will help readers to understand how conditioned thinking prevents peace.
Library's review
Solving conflict peacefully through understanding conditioned thinking
This book is for young people who are concerned with living peacefully...
This book ocntains exciting, fun stories and activities to help youunderstand how to live a healthy, happy life. It will show you...
What conditioning is and
What made a boy think he could fly like superman!
How are is created by the way we think!
Creative, nonvioilent alternatives to fighting!
This book is for adults too!
This book can assist parents, teachers and counselors who are concerned about the psychological welfare of young people. This book gives the adult reader...
An understanding of what the destructive influences of conditioned thinking are
An insight into how to successfully cope with the pressures of conditioning thinking
A comprehensive curriculum for teacing young people about conditioning
This book encourages teaching young people what conditoning is so they can:
Comprehend its improtance in their lives
Be aware of its effect on their behavior
Realize how it craetes global conflict
This book will help you understand how conditioned thinking prevents peace
Contents
Introduction Are you game to not fight?
Silence is a weapon (a story)
What is conditioning?
Chapter 1 Creatures of habit
Chapter 2 Our instrinct to survive
Chapter 3 The only behavior we know
The boy who thought he could fly (a story)
How are we conditioned?
Chapter 4 The things we are trained to believe
Chapter 5 How do we know what's real?
Chapter 6 Seeing through our coniditioning
I will fight no more forever (a story)
What's the effect of our conditioning?
Chapter 7 War has become a tradition
Chapter 8 Our brain is like a computer
Chapter 9 Does your brain know who you are?
Chapter 10 You are what you think
Chapter 11 Comparing ways of thinking
The beating you know you will get (a story)
How do we get free of our conditioning?
Chapter 12 Alternatives to fighting
Chapter 13 Going beyond your conditioning
Chapter 14 Activities and exercises
A special note to the young reader
A message to parents, teachers, and counselors
This book is for young people who are concerned with living peacefully...
This book ocntains exciting, fun stories and activities to help youunderstand how to live a healthy, happy life. It will show you...
What conditioning is and
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how it can make you act like a robot!What made a boy think he could fly like superman!
How are is created by the way we think!
Creative, nonvioilent alternatives to fighting!
This book is for adults too!
This book can assist parents, teachers and counselors who are concerned about the psychological welfare of young people. This book gives the adult reader...
An understanding of what the destructive influences of conditioned thinking are
An insight into how to successfully cope with the pressures of conditioning thinking
A comprehensive curriculum for teacing young people about conditioning
This book encourages teaching young people what conditoning is so they can:
Comprehend its improtance in their lives
Be aware of its effect on their behavior
Realize how it craetes global conflict
This book will help you understand how conditioned thinking prevents peace
Contents
Introduction Are you game to not fight?
Silence is a weapon (a story)
What is conditioning?
Chapter 1 Creatures of habit
Chapter 2 Our instrinct to survive
Chapter 3 The only behavior we know
The boy who thought he could fly (a story)
How are we conditioned?
Chapter 4 The things we are trained to believe
Chapter 5 How do we know what's real?
Chapter 6 Seeing through our coniditioning
I will fight no more forever (a story)
What's the effect of our conditioning?
Chapter 7 War has become a tradition
Chapter 8 Our brain is like a computer
Chapter 9 Does your brain know who you are?
Chapter 10 You are what you think
Chapter 11 Comparing ways of thinking
The beating you know you will get (a story)
How do we get free of our conditioning?
Chapter 12 Alternatives to fighting
Chapter 13 Going beyond your conditioning
Chapter 14 Activities and exercises
A special note to the young reader
A message to parents, teachers, and counselors
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ISBN
942941187
Publication
Atrium Publications Ojai, California