Publisher's Synopsis
All 31 chapters 91,980 words. 1900s-psychology proposed to balance three intelligences we use daily: physical, mental, emotional. A three-legged chair, three legs make a stool stable. That was the 1900s. By 2000, basic research into our sub- and unconscious shifted from academics and talk-therapists to holistic innovators. The new researchers uncovered many more additional intelligences and Unconscious Patterns in our psyche. This made it more possible to navigate in the unconscious, where up to 2000, Conscious Self had been literally and figuratively "blind." What if each of us has five, 12, or more, intelligences? Maybe "intelligence" is not three-legged but multi-legged. Each leg contributes its stability to the soul in human experience. Balance on All Levels PACME+Soul (BOAL) proposes viewing soul in the human experience as a balancing act, between various polarities and extremes. "Balance" then is a middle point of harmony between the two ends of a child's seesaw or teeter-totter. Each chapter describes one seesaw, soul is tasked to balance between. The biggest seesaw? Balancing between learned habits and free choice (decision making). Beyond seesawing to find our balance between various poles and extremes, the human psyche can be viewed as a hologram. The whole remains visible from any angle or node. In the end, each reader is invited to compose their own vision of the whole person, which intelligences are relevant to you to actively manage. The hologram of our psyche appears to use fractal patterns for memory storage. It appears Angels used fractal patterns to solve the design problem of storing massive numbers of memories and learned behaviors, from multiple lifetimes. Go to YouTube; watch the animated cosmic zoom videos. These suggest a close analogy to how the Angels designed human memory storage. Q: I got enuf trouble just living my life. What benefit is a more complex model? A: Because in 2016 we are at another crisis of values. Conventional psychology and religion no longer serve and inspire us. Some kind of Holistic-Humanistic Psychology 2.0 must evolve. It looks like The German Romantic, Goethe is our guide here. He was a throw-forward, our first modern holistic thinker. Will you and I ever go out of balance again? Sure. The more awareness, tolerance and compassion we have for our psychic "standard equipment," the faster we can get up one more time than we fall down.
