Conflicting Sanity

Soul search your own path of independent thinking. Consider the freedom and costs that may go with it.</P>John Toker applies his years as a psychotherapist and as a learning specialist to empower his readers through insightful observations and questions about humanity. He brings attention to social engineering and how it relates to individuality.</P>Frank Thomas must deal with the stress from training to be a psychotherapist in psychiatric hospitals heal from his father's death and wake to his young nephew's life-threatening illness. He is ultimately consumed with questioning who is sane and what makes for a functional philosophy on how to lead his life.</P>Excerpts from <I>Conflicting Sanity</I></P>What would become of this tragedy? Would he also succumb like those who have surrendered to life's hardships? Give up on his spirituality? Or would this be a growing experience? Could he learn from this loss and help others? Reaffirm his vigor for life?</P>To reveal any self-doubts about his lonely dawning would assuage their issues with him as having all the answers yet he perceives douse his credibility in kerosene. As a psychotherapist the fuel of being vulnerable would be ablaze.</P>Reviews</P>The book makes you think and gives you a deeper understanding of our psyche.</P>-Cynthia Brian</BR>TV/Radio personality</BR>Best selling author coauthor of <I>NY Times Best Seller</I></BR>www.star-style.com</P>. John Toker felt so passionate about his work that he put it in the form of a novel .</P>-<I>Chronicle Newspapers</I></P>