Marian K. Volkman Bücher

Exploring the intriguing concept of coexistence, the narrative delves into a world where humans share Earth with other intelligent species. It examines the complexities of interspecies relationships, communication, and the impact on society and culture. Through thought-provoking scenarios, the book challenges readers to consider themes of empathy, cooperation, and the ethical implications of sharing a planet with diverse forms of intelligence, inviting reflection on what it means to be human in a broader ecological context.

Focusing on personal development, this work delves into Metapsychology, a philosophy and practice created by Frank A. Gerbode, MD. It emphasizes one-on-one sessions designed to help individuals achieve their goals, such as alleviating past trauma, enhancing life experiences, and expanding consciousness. The practical applications of this approach aim to empower readers to live more fulfilling lives through a deeper understanding of their mental and emotional landscapes.

Much of Applied Metapsychology makes use of one-on-one session work to achieve the individual's personal goals-from relieving past pain to living more fully to expanding consciousness. Life Skills expands on this with exercises.