Ronald W Grafton

Embracing the Terror of the Blackness: a Mind's Thunder Series Ronald W Grafton

Robert Oppenheimer quoted a reference to Death from the Bhagavad-Gita after watching the first atomic bomb explode. This is an example of tasting the Terror of the Blackness. It has also been referred to as The Fear of God. What is important is how a person reacts. Never knowing of a subconscious barrier, the author spent a lifetime confronting the hell?s of psychotic depression. After realizing the critical role anxiety plays in all forms of psychoses, he discovered the key to survival involved breaking down his anxiety to its basic constituents, seven emotions, to effect a change in his chemical moti-vators. The result is a new energized Anxiety capable of functioning on the forefront of evolution beyond the subconscious barrier. In this book, he expresses his findings in a mixture of scientific prose and poetry presented in prose form. Poetry is an excellent medium for conveying perceptions and analog emotional experiences crucial for survival beyond the subconscious barrier. What a person fears is what controls them and the Fear of Hell and going insane are two universally held fears. But what do you have to fear when your Anxiety can Embrace the Terror of the Blackness of Awareness in Hell?