by David R. Hawkins · Hay House · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9781561709335
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«Power vs. Force» is David R. Hawkins's essay on the hidden determinants of human behavior, published by Hay House in 2002 (341 pages, in English).
The book argues that human consciousness can be assessed through a scale of energetic levels, and that kinesiology or muscle testing allows distinguishing truth from falsehood. Against force, which weakens, authentic power strengthens, and this difference conditions decisions and personal growth. Hawkins relates these ideas to concepts from particle physics, non-linear dynamics and chaos theory.
Inaugural work of Dr Hawkins's «Power vs. Force» series, originally published in 1985. Includes bibliography and index.
For readers interested in personal development, spirituality and psychology who want to explore a controversial and accessible proposal about consciousness.
American psychiater, mystic and author (1927-2012)
