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UNCOVERING THE SELF. Edition No. 1

VDM Publishing House, December 2010, Pages: 188

Uncovering the Self is an approach to explore our own self. It's done through an introspective observation process, which seeks the understanding the nature of self and its concomitants with a view toward developing mental skills to help ourselves to resolve stress, afflictions caused by emotions,traumatic experiences, disappointments,chronic unpleasantness, mood swings and the way we act and react to situations depicting attitude problems in our own personality. These are situations that we experience in life but do not have adequate coping skills to manage without being stressed or burnt out. It practiced seriously through the technic described in this book, you will be able to adopt a way of life that allows you not only enjoy life without much stress, but also a life full of pleasantness. If we take a close look at mental afflictions and behavioral problems reflected through personalities from a psychological – psychiatric point of view, which I discuss later in this work, it becomes evident that most of these problems occur due to the narcissistic tendency that envelops our being. However, we are not aware that the mental afflictions that we experience.

Gamini, Randeni.
Gamini Randeni, RPN, BSc, MSc, M.A (Ed), PhD: Studied Plant Physiology at the University of Leipzig