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Power vs Force by David R. Hawkins · Booklabria

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David R. Hawkins
Power vs Force

Self-actualizationHuman behavior

Power vs Force

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First published: 1995
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Presents a study of kinesiology, a science based on the testing of an all-or-none muscle response stimulus, and claims that the techniques described can provide people with the means by which to calibrate levels of truth and determine whether they are being misled in most any situation.

Subjects: Self-actualization
Human behavior
Consciousness
Conscience
Comportement humain
Kinesiology

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