Synopsis
The Little Mind is a part of the brain responsible for spontaneous remission of disease. It also controls dreams, memory, body weight, our abilities, moods and emotions. We are not in touch with the Little Mind. Yet, many rely on intuition and instincts. This book explains how it developed and why it is so powerful. We can be plagued with accidents, illnesses, false memory, traumas, and cultural beliefs because of the Little Mind. Yet some receive positive memories, amazing insights and sparkling revelations almost daily. We do not control this mind. We only possess 15-30 seconds of memory. So, the Little Mind supplies what it considers the most needed memories, making us facile and brilliant, or fearful and negative. Every personality disorder, placebo effect, miracle, intuition, cure, and disease is created or allowed by the Little Mind, based on decisions it alone makes. It can lower immunity or raise it. It can make us accident prone, or extra aware. The Little Mind began developing very early. It is a part of consciousness. We have a great body of research into the quantum worlds. These invisible worlds are often interfered with or used by the Little Mind. We see only a few motor skills in the first brain, but by the time mammals arrive there is emotion, group behaviors, competition. and personality. Then we notice another brain emerging in many species. It is a bigger mind because it can hold sway over the Little Mind in some thought processes. This "big mind" suddenly becomes large in primates, who have more range, logic, and problem solving capability. A neocortex, along with the frontal lobes, or big mind, is even larger in the first Homo species, such as Homo erectus. By the time we see Homo sapien, the big mind is in far more control. The Little Mind still has instincts that are crucial, rapid, or automatic, so it retains tremendous authority. It also has authority over the memory banks so it shapes and impinges on the big mind. The big mind in modern humans is dominant. Unfortunately, it is usually out of sync and out of touch with the Little Mind. This creates a duality with two powerful minds often at cross-purposes. The Little Mind believes it is still the dominant one and in control. The big mind is confident and sure it is in control. Without "integration" there will often be sabotage and animosity coming from the Little Mind. We may want to be slim, healthy, and drug free. The Little Mind may respond with fixation, compulsion, and desire for the opposite of what we want. We may be deluged with even more memories and desires of what we do not want to think about. It decides. We can eliminate this antagonism quite rapidly, even undoing the most persistent old fears and traumas, but it requires fully understanding our very own Little Mind. Each one is vastly different. No one and nothing outside of us can do this. It is a journey each individual must undertake alone. "Nothing in history can be understood without the Little Mind, and nothing about the Little Mind can be understood without history." Therefore, the book "The Little Mind" provides a fresh view of history from the first humans, the dawn of religion, and civilization, through the Dark Ages into our modern political arena. We suddenly know what serves the Little Mind best and what brings integration. This ultimately helps bring universal integration. Integration with the Little Mind can make all things possible because it can make all of our dreams and desires automatic. It can affect our magnetism, health, appearance, and peace of mind. It can attract the right people, places, lives, and adventures. Most of us have never even been curious about the part of the mind that controls memory, weight, immunity, emotion, and mood. This has been a huge impediment and detriment. Now, all of the obstacles in life can be reconciled, understood, and changed by the Little Mind.
About the Author
Mark Davis suffered with Borderline Personality from a young age. It is still considered incurable. After attending a Bible college, he married and began a 20-year career in food product development. Davis gained a knowledge of diet studies and food ingredients, but mental and physical health declined rapidly. He was warned about diabetes and impending disabilities. He returned to school to study history, culture, science, and food behaviors. Davis obtained a degree at U.C. Berkeley in 1997. He then studied climatology, primate evolution, genetics, medical research on foods, diets, and cultural behaviors for a graduate degree in Medical Anthropology at the University of Hawaii. His eBook "Lean Genes" offered a successful, fresh, new eating regimen based on early primates, and human subjects he recruited while in graduate school. The diet worked so rapidly for achieving slimness and health, some would take days off and forget their goals. This caused the author to study mind programming methods intensively. He wanted people to be able to remain resolute, and eliminate vacillation and inconsistency. That led to the discovery of "The Little Mind." He was reading a book by Dr. John Sarno and tried a simple technique for a serious shoulder injury that was causing great pain and restricted movement for four years. The pain was gone. Millions of others had apparently used the Sarno method for back pain, such as radio host Howard Stern,and TV personality John Stossel. Davis wondered if relief could be found for other mental and physical disorders and conditions. The answer was "yes." Not only the reversal of chronic and intractable conditions, phobias, fears, and diseases, but total transformation of body, mind, and spirit. Davis continues to work with clients and doctors.
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