Applied Superphysics & Occult Archaeology:
) Copyright 2005 Horus Michael I
*Was Jesus Christ Schizophrenic?
*Did the Freemasons design America as a New Egypt?
*Why was the name of Ra, the Ancient Egyptian Creator God, found in the Great Seal of the USA?
*Why is the Pledge of Allegiance a salute to Ra?
*What is Psychic Warfare?
These questions and more are answered in Applied Superphysics & Occult Archaeology, the sequel to Superphysics, etc. by Horus Michael the Conqueror.
Included in this book you will find revisions of the Egyptian Cabala & Tao Duat 2 from the original edition, fieldwork (experiments) in Superphysics from Season 2004-2005, a guide on Psychic Warfare and some end results, a poem & short story, and a number of Egyptian texts. A special section is given to Occult Archaeology, whereby research discovered the meaning of Freemason symbolism in America, why certain people are reborn with knowledge from past visits, an interpretation of the New Testament by an outside view, and a new Book for the Dead written in the ancient style.

This book shows how psychological and social interventions can help people with psychosis. It brings together both theoretical chapters that contribute to the reconceptualization of psychosis and clinical cases illustrating how contemporary psychotherapeutic intervention models can be applied in the treatment of this mental health condition, with reflections, strategies and practical guidelines demonstrating how these models can inform professional practice in mental healthcare.   Chapters brought together in this volume aim to reflect a paradigm shift in psychosis care. They present person-centered models that lead to a way of seeing, understanding and treating psychosis that is very different from the traditional biomedical model. Current authors and approaches are revolutionizing an outdated model trapped in purely pharmacological actions and tautological explanations of a biological nature, where symptom control is the basic and fundamental form of approach, and in which psychotherapeutic actions take second place as subsidiary to the former. Approaches such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Acceptance and Recovery Therapy by Levels, Open Dialogue, Compassion-Centered Therapy or the Hearing Voices movement, to name but a few of those presented in this book, represent a journey of self-knowledge and learning for those recovering from psychosis, and have an intense transformative potential for the therapeutic team. The fundamental principle that guides this book is to share models belonging to psychology that aim at personal development while respecting the needs, values and goals of each person, and that can be adopted by any professional or student of clinical psychology, psychiatry, nursing, social work or any other discipline searching for more humanistic approaches to treat psychosis.