What if much of what you have carried through your life never needed to be carried at all?
What if anger, fear, guilt, resentment, hurt and disappointment could be removed rather than simply lived with? What if some of the things you believe about yourself, your relationships, your health and even the differences between men and women are not quite what you have been led to believe?
For more than twenty-five years, Anthony Grant has explored questions like these. Working with well over 1,000 people, he has seen what can happen when the negative emotional load of the past is removed. The results have led him to ideas that challenge some very familiar assumptions.
At the heart of the book is Rone(R) - Removal Of Negative Emotions, a simple system built around one remarkable proposition:
Negative emotions can be removed in one session. They do not have to be carried for life.
But that is only where this book begins.
Anthony also reveals what he discovered through his experience with the Resonator, a small electronic device that led him to question what we really understand about the human body and its natural processes.
Then comes blood groups.
You probably know your blood group. You may even know what it means medically. But have you ever wondered whether it could be connected to how you think, behave, and respond emotionally? Anthony presents observations about the different blood groups that challenge the idea that they are simply medical labels.
And then there is perhaps the most provocative subject of all: women and men.
Why do men and women so often appear to want different things? Why can the same situation produce completely different emotional responses? Are some of the differences we see between the sexes more deeply rooted than modern society is prepared to acknowledge? Anthony offers observations drawn from decades of working with people and asks whether emotional load may influence behaviour more than we realise.
None of these subjects sits comfortably inside conventional thinking. That is precisely why they are here.
You do not have to agree with Anthony. In fact, he would rather you questioned what you read than accepted it simply because it is written here. But once you begin to see the connections between these four subjects, you may find yourself looking at some very familiar things in an entirely different way.
Rone. The Resonator. Blood groups. Women and men.
Four subjects that may have very little in common at first glance.
Until you start reading.