Review of The Visible Subconscious
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If the book is about unlocking the deepest part of our mind, offering a transformative and therapeutic journey into the depths of the human mind, and unveiling profound powers that lie within the human subconscious, then why does this other statement in the review and I quote: "Are you ready to discover and become attuned to a being that is you but also not you at the same time?" imply a Split Personality disorder?
Other assertions in the review that reemphasize Split Personalities are story accounts of the characters, for instance, Laura, who has a visible conscious called Joseph.
No offense intended, but I think I'll pass reading the book.