Dr. Tobe Momah addresses two of the most important issues facing the body of Christ today in his book Fear No Evil.

Evil abounds all around us, attempting to hold us paralyzed in fear. The antidote is the fear of the Lord: A holiness that abhors that which is evil and cleaves to that which is good

Dr. Momah draws on his own personal experiences and the wisdom of God's Word to provide insight into the two kinds of fear that exists and how they affect our lives.

Fear No Evil puts both fear and evil in their place, leaving the reader fearless in the face of sin and secure in the fear of the Lord.

Jeff Ables Lead Pastor Crossroads Church Lafayette, LA

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Zeke Cook is having curious dreams about an Indian Lady. The discovery of an ancient cemetery while on a camping trip with his older brother deepens the mystery. In the cemetery, Zeke comes upon a gravestone marked with the name "Moon Willow." Below the name reads the following: "Take a willow stick home and place it under your pillow" That night he is awakened by a strange white light illuminating his bedroom. Was it the willow stick that made this happen or was it something else? Zeke tries to talk about these happenings with his older brother Griffen. But Griffen is not interested in Zeke's troubles - he is having troubles of his own. Ever since visiting the cemetery he is hearing a strange voice in his head. He doesn't understand where it is coming from or why the voice keeps asking him "are you ready?" Journey along with the brothers as they uncover the mystery of the dreams, the strange voice and how it connects them to a deeper understanding of the universe.

To understand the content of Therapy Dialogue and how the process of therapy worked for the person whose therapy is documented here, one needs to become familiar with the concept of self-actualization. This concept has been explained in Roya R. Rad's other book, Rumi & Self Psychology (Psychology of Tranquility), and the reader will find some of the same subjects repeated here.

This client's goal was to become self-actualized, and to be purified of the heavy and harmful baggage she had carried with her throughout her life; the baggage of negative emotions, thoughts, blockages, and unattended needs. We will refer to Maslow's pyramid for the concept of self-actualization. This pyramid can help explain human motivation and personal development in life. Humans have both physical and emotional needs and are motivated by satisfying these needs in life. Our most basic needs are inborn and have evolved over many years. It is only when the lower needs of physical and emotional well-being are satisfied or compensated that we are able to take care of the higher ones.

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