Causism by John Mace

Causism by John Mace

Not only will the Causim's Mace Energy Method put you onto the path to emotional and psychological health, it will also eliminate the stress underlying many physical health problems, leading to a marked improvement in your general health and well-being. The effects are astounding

Having begun his working life as a mariner, John is an extraordinary man with an awesome intellect. In this book he explains in simple terms the scientific and philosophical concepts that underpin his work and takes readers on a journey of discovery as they follow these concepts through to their logical, and fascinating, conclusions.

The book presents readers with an understanding of the mind that will leave even the most skeptical with the feeling that something has been explained to them that they ought to have known

Used by trained practitioners around the world, the Mace Energy Method is a powerful tool for emotional healing that is having remarkable effects on peoples' lives. In a total departure from conventional counseling, it does not involve any self-disclosure and requires only one or two therapy sessions, which can even be carried out over the telephone.

In this compelling new book, John Mace describes the revolutionary concept of Causism and its practical component, the Mace Energy Method, and explains how the unknowingly created negative identities that influence our lives and prevent us attaining our goals can be located and dis-created.

Based on years of research and study, this simple but extraordinarily effective therapy will allow you to regain control of your life and find the real you. Not only can it put you on the path to emotional and psychological health and eliminate the stress that underlines many physical health problems, it can also lead to a marked improvement in your general health, well being and confidence.

John Mace spent several years in Arab countries, first as a personnel officer in the oil industry and subsequently as a European Commission Delegate in charge of European Development Fund-funded humanitarian programs. He is also the author of three books published by Edinburgh University Press: Arabic Grammar (1998), Business Arabic: An Essential Vocabulary (2008), and Arabic Today (second edition 2008).