The Laws of Liberation from Psychological Conflict

Your Psychological Complexes Are Your Eternal Prison

Author: Dr. Youssef Al-Hasani

The Laws of Liberation from Psychological Conflict

WARNING: I am not writing these words as a treating physician, but as someone who went through a painful experience in his psychological struggle with the mind and found no weapons or tools to use in this war. Someone who was devastated by the mind with depression, anxiety, panic, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and chronic distraction. This book is the product of a bitter experience, and it contains the rules of my practical treatment methodology. In it, you will find a direct path to free yourself from someone who knows very well what you are going through from experience. How I wished that what is contained in this book had been taught in schools, or that I could go back in time to give it to my mother and father so that they might provide me with the real weapons I needed to confront the mind. I lovingly warn you that you will not be the same person you were when you finish reading; the fog of illusion you lived in will dissipate, and you will know the true path to liberate yourself from all the pain you suffered in your psychological struggle. And remember that despite the arduousness of this path, it will lead you to true freedom.

Your Psychological Complexes Are Your Eternal Prison

We are born with curiosity and passion to discover the world, we try hard to know who we are, but they make copies of us. We are indoctrinated with our parents' intellectual heritage, we see the world through their eyes, not ours. We derive a false sense of worth from money, power, external beauty, or someone who accepts us in a relationship. We may become attached to someone who strips us of ourselves and we don't know the secret. How do we recover emotionally if we don't decipher the analytical code? How do we know if we are just a backup in the life of someone we consider life itself? How do we mature? Do we fear confrontation because we learned to prioritize others' feelings over our own? Were we raised with a healthy sexual culture?