Self Analysis

Well, Self Analysis and I are old buddies going back about thirty years. There are so many principles that I had forgotten about or had re-discovered in reading the book and doing the exercises.

Hubbard's Science of Survival emphasized concentrating on the pleasure moments in the person and in yourself. In Self Analysis, he gives the way of doing that. Going over the various kinds of recall, such as imagination, general incidents and such to better know ourselves was really a treat to read about and to remember.

The chapter on "On Our Efforts of Immortality" was very interesting as he describes life force as another kind of energy and its purposes and he echoes what he talked about in SOS - that life must procure pleasure and avoid pain. show more Good advice!

Another principle I enjoyed was the concept that many of our fears are really merely shadows and like the natives who catch fish with shadows, we usually mock up or others mock up these flimsy traps for us. All we really have to do is disagree and get some auditing.

Also the book helped rehabilitate what I liked about Self Analysis and its simple yet effective technique in bringing people up and not having to live with their painful or sorrowful memories. show less

Well, Self Analysis and I are old buddies going back about thirty years. There are so many principles that I had forgotten about or had re-discovered in reading the book and doing the exercises.

Hubbard's Science of Survival emphasized concentrating on the pleasure moments in the person and in yourself. In Self Analysis, he gives the way of doing that. Going over the various kinds of recall, such as imagination, general incidents and such to better know ourselves was really a treat to read about and to remember.

The chapter on "On Our Efforts of Immortality" was very interesting as he describes life force as another kind of energy and its purposes and he echoes what he talked about in SOS - that life must procure pleasure and avoid pain. show more Good advice!

Another principle I enjoyed was the concept that many of our fears are really merely shadows and like the natives who catch fish with shadows, we usually mock up or others mock up these flimsy traps for us. All we really have to do is disagree and get some auditing.

Also the book helped rehabilitate what I liked about Self Analysis and its simple yet effective technique in bringing people up and not having to live with their painful or sorrowful memories. show less

I didn't get all the way through this book. I did read all the text at the beginning; the bulk of the book however, is comprised of exercises to help improve memory and retrieval. I did some of them, but decided not to work all the way through. I might do more someday, but it was time-consuming and I wasn't sure I was getting much benefit.

Now this book has some very very fun and simple things one can do to improve one's memory and abilities and achieve a happier outlook on life.

No drugs inside!

Are you operating at your full potential? Are you alert, Self-confident, Successful and happy as you want to be?
If not, then try this book. We know that the most unexplored terrain under the sun is the human mind whose infinite capacity has never been exploited to the full. We seldom realise our full potential and this ignorance leaves a lot of scope for improvement.
Self Analysis -- The 30 minute mental workout, based on DIANETICS (through the soul) techniques, is the complete do it yourself work book to bridge the gap between ""your potential and the present performance most effectively"".
After undertaking this exercise you will be surprised to discover the real you, your capability and how much more you can really achieve.
In this show more text, L. Ron Hubbard gives you something effective to do. Apply these easy techniques and experience the amazing metamorphosis which your personality undergoes ... all you need to do is just open the book and fashion your destiny -- all by yourself.
Pinpoint your potential for success.
Graph your personality profile.
Know how much can you improve and how fast.
Apply simple techniques for just 30 minutes a day for realising your maximum potential. show less