March/April 2002 Conscious Media
Radical Therapy
Allen L. Roland, PhD, Reviewed by Whitney Harris
In
his new book,
Radical Therapy, Allen L. Roland, PhD helps his clients
delve to the core of their personal struggles in only seven sessions.
How is this possible? Because Dr. Roland believes every life struggle
stems from one issue: Our disconnection from the Unified Field of love
– or the
soul consciousness. According to Dr. Roland, from
our first months of life in the womb until early childhood, we exist in
the loving light of soul consciousness. We burst with joy, we know exactly
who we are, and we are at one with the universe. We fully accept ourselves
and others, without judgment or fear. However, at some point in childhood,
we lose our connection to the soul consciousness when we begin forming
an
ego consciousness. The ego consciousness, according to Dr. Roland,
is created out of a belief that we must change parts of ourselves in order
to be loved and accepted in the world. Slowly, we forget the essence of
who we are and begin experiencing a life based in fear, judgment, and
conditional love. Dr. Roland believes our access to the soul consciousness
never disappeared, but became buried beneath the formation of our ego
consciousness, and the only way back is through the layers of fear and
pain that we created. This approach, according to Dr. Roland, is the fastest,
most direct way to reconnect with this light of unconditional love and
“back to our true selves.”
The first section of the book discusses how and why we this dramatic
shift of consciousness occurs, while the second half contains the seven
sessions, including “homework” assignments. Since 1971, Dr.
Roland’s loving guidance has helped hundreds of people “remember”
their own unique gifts and inner beauty. No matter what struggles you
may be dealing with today, Radical Therapy can help you discover
your deepest truths, while igniting an exciting and profound personal
transformation.
See article by Allen Roland and Calendar
for details of his Portland talk on March 23rd at Nature’s
Lake Oswego.