Who Are You Really ? How to achieve your goals: motivation 8 Ways to Motivate Yourself From the Beginning 20 Ways to Sustain Motivation when You're Struggling The power of meditation The power of visualisations The Great Law The law of vibration The law of cause and effect Your conscious mind The power of your beliefs and habits In this ebook, I put some useful information to help you improve yourself and making the real success in life, and I think that the best thing you need to know is: who are you really ? Who Are You Really? You are "intelligent energy" in a formation we call body You have a body and a brain-The Vehicle You have a conscious mind with six intellectual functions You have a non-conscious mind with three functions You have a psycho-cybernetic mechanism You have a reticular activation system You have infinite potential"

"Hallucinabulia: the Dream Diary of an Unintended Solitarian" is a document of disaster and recovery. The third volume in the "Ghosts" Trilogy, it joins "Ghosts and Ballyhoo: Memoirs of a Failed L.A. Music Journalist" and "Chasing the Last Whale, " a fictional black comedy about love and suicide in contemporary, wartime America.

Like its two companion titles, "Hallucinabulia" explores the theme of overcoming a deeply traumatic past by transforming anger over loss into gratitude for what once was. Plagued by chronic nightmares until an incurable illness finally allowed him to achieve happiness, Wictor published this very private record in order to bear witness, banish, and entertain. The healing power of laughter is again demonstrated and affirmed.

Wictor's near-perfect recall allowed him to capture some of the most off-kilter, frightening, strange, and funny imagery that a twisted imagination could ever devise. The diary-divided into twelve chapters organized by subject matter-provides context to the memoir and the novel by presenting the nocturnal battles the author fought with his demons, as well as the salvation that his angels conferred. Straight from Wictor's subconscious, the dialog, bizarre scenery, and outlandish situations are preserved in the form of intricately detailed short stories.

The characters introduced in "Ghosts and Ballyhoo" and romanticized in "Chasing the Last Whale" are finally set free in "Hallucinabulia, " being no longer bound by law, nature, or even reality. The result is a book that travels an arc from incomprehensibly brutal to indestructibly optimistic, as intense evil gives way to infinite beauty and good.