The reality of internal, mental experience and its impact on self-awareness. describe and outline the structure of thought and how certain thoughts engender the experience of a separate self, with all its implications for the individual and humankind. reflects a new and fundamental theory of the microdynamics of thinking and self-awareness, opening a window into every reader's mind in their quest for self-discovery and psychological and spiritual development.
Herbert S. Demmin, Ph.D., is a Clinical Psychologist. While earning his doctorate at Texas Tech University he was dismayed to discover that the field of academic psychology barely acknowledged the reality of internal, mental experience and its impact on self-awareness. Over the next twenty years he has worked to describe and outline the structure of thought and how certain thoughts engender the experience of a separate self, with all its implications for the individual and humankind. His work reflects a new and fundamental theory of the microdynamics of thinking and self-awareness, opening a window into every reader's mind in their quest for self-discovery and psychological and spiritual development.