Here's Some Books for the Undecided

Books for the Undecided Books about Lilith Legend has it that Lilith was the real first woman who was created before Eve. She immediately informed Adam that women are equal since they came from the same earth as men.

Since then, a demonic version of Lilith has subsumed the original independent thinking Lilith to the point where the name has been associated with new age figures. Thus, much of this alternative demonic image is believed to have shaped men’s thoughts, feelings, and treatment of women for generations.

Many feel that it’s time to reassess the Lilith myth. These books about Lilith delve more deeply into the stories and current social movements pertaining to her legacy.

Books about Superpowers Everybody wants superpowers. How can our lives not be better with them? Isn’t that what we have wished for on countless occasions?

New age pundits and sages keep telling us that we already have them. And you can find out more in these books about superpowers.

Think for a moment about the fascinating people you have met that have remarkable instincts and always seem to make the best choices in their lives. Or how about those visionaries who see things well before anyone else does – must be superpowers.

Books about Reincarnation Reincarnation has been one of humankind’s biggest mysteries. Many of society’s deepest thinkers have pondered its existence and origin.

The entire construct of ‘reincarnation’ literally means “to take on the flesh again.” As the world’s various civilizations took root and evolved, many beliefs about the afterlife got blended, modified, and was even the victim of discrimination at times.

Hopefully, these books about reincarnation will help clarify its meaning and intention.

Books about Mythical Creatures

Mythical creatures have long fascinated society through a variety of mediums. Beginning with scribbles on cave walls, humans have created the creatures once only seen in their minds.

Thanks to these books about mythical creatures we can observe them in perhaps the greatest detail we’ve ever seen – thanks to talented artists.

Many of these creatures were spawned from the written form and have now sprung to life in paintings and other images.

Books about Toxic Relationships Unfortunately, toxic relationships are growing in our society simply because the number of toxic people is getting larger. Examine any type of mental disorder and most likely you will learn that it’s become more prevalent.

We can blame this on many things such as exposure to negative environments, family issues, social issues, and so forth. Life is becoming more complex, so it stands to reason that social disorders and mental health issues will follow suit.

Regardless of those things, the result is that we must learn to deal with these personalities in order to survive everyday life. Thus, these books about toxic relationships will go a long way in helping us survive with minimal damage.

Books About Self-Harm Sadly, there are several forms of self-harm that humans use against themselves. These range from suicide to self-mutilating. When dealing with something as complex as the human mind, there is an infinite number of reasons for this self-abuse.

If you need to learn more to help yourself or a loved one, then we recommend you check out one or more of these books about self-harm. It’s important that you understand when a professional needs to be consulted – if you are not sure, then contact one immediately.

Books about Emotional Abuse Emotional abuse is a silent killer in our society. For years, there’s been a stigma attached to mental health in general. Unfortunately, this means that lots of abuse remain hidden in a dark corner. Until it comes to light, we are unable to address it properly.

Reading books about emotional abuse is the best way to address these problems. There are indicators that someone is quietly experiencing an abusive relationship within the privacy of their home. In many cases, they have been threatened against telling anyone by the guilty party.

Books about Multiple Personality Disorder Multiple personality disorder is considered to be chronic dissociative psychopathology that will typically develop because of severe childhood abuse. The dissociative component pertains to the manifestation of defense mechanisms that have gotten totally out of control.

Someone that has the biopsychological capacity to mentally dissociate will often escape inward from being a victim of overwhelming abuse or a strong fear of horrific abuse. When prolonged continuing abuse causes dissociations and they are connected by common themes, they lay the foundation for multiple personality disorders.

Although this complex disorder is rooted in childhood, most victims aren’t diagnosed with this disorder until they have reached 20 to 50 years of age. This is why books about multiple personality disorders can be so helpful.

Books about Psychopaths Psychopathy has been described as those having high intelligence, superficial charm, poor judgment, difficulty learning from experience, and even egocentricity. Additionally tend to have an incapacity for love, have no ability to show shame or remorse, they’re impulsive, and have an inflated sense of selfworth. Does this sound like anyone you know?

Psychopaths are also chronic liars, masters of manipulative behavior, have a poor ability to control themselves, and are often promiscuous sexually. Since so many serial killers have been certified psychopaths, it is not surprising that they are usually juvenile delinquents as youths.

These people are extremely complex, so it’s a good idea to read books about psychopaths – in order to understand them.

Books about Narcissism We hear the term narcissism getting frequently used to describe self-obsessed behavior and the different celebrities in our culture. We see them as people who are incredibly vain and full of themselves.

Ironically, narcissism isn’t as much about self-love in psychological terms as one might imagine. It is more complicated than that. It’s actually more like people having a narcissistic personality disorder are more enamored with an idealized image of themselves.

And since they love this inflated self-image, they can avoid any deeper feelings of insecurity – which could actually help them resolve their issues. These books about narcissism can greatly help in understanding narcissists in your life.