Impulses and Evil
A Quick View of Three New Theoretical Approaches to Problems of the Condition
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Aggression is a problem of wide meanings. Made evident within the prison systems which are flooded with all ranges. From the milder crimes to the worst of crimes. The intent of this text is to address the problem of aggression as it relates to 'aggressive impulses', which can cause some people to feel 'out of control.' As well as addressing any lesser degree of aggression with the associated impulses. If there are aggressive impulses of any magnitude present. This text has process to counter the harmful effects throughout the degrees of severity. Of course there may be numerous reasons for the sensation of feeling 'out of control.' Physical brain problems, chemical imbalances, drugs, and many others which are important factors that contribute to this fear. Regardless of the reasons individuals believe they are without self-control. This process should alleviate that fear and restore self-control back to those who believe they are without. Accordingly, due to the differing mixture of motives, there are two forms of aggression interlaced throughout this presentation. 'General aggression' dealing with all types of aggressive violence, and 'sexual aggression' dealing with all forms of rape or molestation. Both types of these broad classifications, as well as non-aggressive impulses in general, affect two levels of concern for any individual; the thought, and the physical action of the body which may follow. Proper management of these two levels of concern should alleviate the sensation of feeling 'out of control' for those who possess that fear to one extent or another. For the first level, it is truth that individuals can have only one thought in any given moment. They may also be able to have many thoughts in seconds, but only one in any moment. It is truth which provides a strength to people with aggressive impulses. Because individuals can have only one thought at any given moment, they can have their possession an outlet thought specifically for the aggressive impulse. Thoroughly knowledgeable that if a thought can go any direction, it can be made to go another at any moment. Whether one is exhausted and irritated from walking up twenty flights of stairs, or highly nervous from having been stung by numerous, an outlet for aggressive impulse can still be kept in the mental toolbox for use. For if any thought can potentially go bad through an out of control impulse, then it can be made irrelevant as well. For certain it is true that the time to worry about a thought is when the person can no longer physically have one. At that unfortunate time, aggression is no longer a concept in their current life.
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About the Book
Every day news reports are filled with tragic stories of murder, rape, general beatings and other acts of aggression and evil. Many convicted of these crimes admit freely that they were out of control when they committed their crimes. The underlying theme of this book is that there could be more stability in troubled minds if their problems could be addressed directly. Undoubtedly, this is where aggression, anxiety and evil begin. These three approaches to these mental problems are theoretical, but nonetheless based on solid reality. The author approaches this book from the perspective that all confusion is based on negative concepts. To aid in the resolution of these negative concepts require other concepts more beneficial to a healthy mind. This was the approach to the book you are about to read. Good concepts are beneficial for addressing bad concepts. By all means judge for yourself. Perhaps you the reader may develop other ideas from these, or possibly expound on the concepts therein.
About the Author
The author lives and works in San Diego California, writing in his spare time. His earlier education includes a degree in Business Administration from Cal Poly Pomona, in 1992. His writing began as a hobby in high school, but continued on, although sporadically, until his publication of Impulses and Evil in the Spring of 2000. His interests are numerous, but none so prevalent as his desire to write stories and self-help publications. With a belief that writing is a skill requiring much practice and dedication, as well as, and most importantly, theories and ideas to write about. Through the years the author has traveled extensively throughout the Western United States, and heard many stories from friends he has met along the way. Many second hand stories, which were surely expounded on, were of darker tales of evil and aggression. But perhaps his greatest view of the problems of the condition came from the common medium of television news, and documentaries which are filled with all ranges of problems in society. Over time he began to carefully consider the information looking for solutions not yet found, using natural strengths we all possess.