Myth or Mystique - Confession of a Psychologist

Psychology is a wonderful subject to understand human behaviour and apply its tools to make corrections as and where required. However there are still certain aspects of behaviour requiring further research for adequate understanding and appropriate corrections. This book is a confession by a psychologist after his 40 years of practice regarding untouched aspects or lesser-known areas of human behaviour in Psychology. The entire book is based on experiential issues held by the author and his family. Such things are considered mystique. It includes things like blessings that proved true over 3-4 generations; dreams that provided information about future realities; experiences held during a state of severe sickness; near-death experiences; information received during near-death experiences; painful events that gave fruitful outcomes and so on. Understanding about life based on such experiences has been summarised in the last chapter. Some readers shall find this book very near to their own experiences while some others may consider it a myth. But it is an honest confession to reveal whatever happened and whatever learning took place. Albert Einstein very rightly said ’As our circle of knowledge expands so does the circumference of darkness surrounding it’