The Engineer: Calibrating the Human System

We are living a lifestyle based on certain societal belief systems. We participate out of necessity, in a society that demands a type of contribution that is taking its toll on our personal well-being. We hold certain beliefs that are based in fear and it is our fears that drive us to participate. We fear deeply. We work for economic security. Our education, our home, our security in our old age is all at risk we if do not conform to these societal values. We see indication after indication that our lifestyle is making us sick and our coping methods are failing us. Research shows that the global anti-depressant market was valued at $11.9B in 2011, growing from $10.5B in 2004 The market is forecast to reach revenues of approximately $13.4B by 2018. Medication as treatment dominates because of the absence of effective therapeutic alternatives. It is no surprise that we suffer like we do, not understanding our mechanics and the role of emotions and the bearing it has upon our well-being. Our emotional faculty makes an important, underestimated contribution in our system. Our emotions are attached to beliefs in our minds and this drives our interpretation, reactions and creates our experience. Good and bad! For most, it is extremely difficult to change our feelings and reactions to things.Our minds and bodies do not like change!! Our willpower is not enough to change how we feel. We have great intentions but we fall back into old habits fast. We hit the same old walls. We have unsuccessful relationships. Overlooked for promotion. Feel discontentment with what we do. Struggle with finances. Suffer from different degrees of depression. Cannot identify opportunity. Fear change. Fear the future. We tend to think we are the victims of circumstance. We are! But that is only until we become conscious of our ability to drive our own experience. We are designed to thrive but we simply have not yet discovered how our clever design can do this. The Engineer reveals the human mechanics behind personal experience. It identifies the components of our total system that drive our experience. We are more than flesh and blood. We have mental, emotional, physical and spiritual faculties and they all contribute without bias to our system. Utilizing all of your capacities is key to healing achieving a coherent internal environment by which we can begin positively creating experience. Purpose. Direction. Money. Love. Opportunity. Inspiration. Potential. It is all there waiting for you. Author, Kathy Colon's insight and explanation is a result of suffering for 20 years from depression and suddenly having it disappear in the total of 3 months, never to return. No therapy, no drugs, no exercise regime, no doctors. Her surprise drove her to make sense of her recovery. She joins the dots of a complex picture and provides explanation into the way we function and dysfunction. This is not just about feeling sad. It's about feeling fear, lack and limitation. It affects us all in to one degree or another and it is reflected in our external experience. Kathy's own external experience has transformed from daily panic attacks, shaking, feeling hopeless and helpless to an experience that now includes marriage, new friendships, better health, travel, clarity of thought, sense of direction, greater achievement, opportunity to action dreams and a deep sense of self and happiness. Are you seeking to action change in your life? Do you want the power to drive your experience? You don't need to suffer through limitation. Why struggle with obstacles? Why waste another day not utilizing your human capacity to drive your experience? This could be all about YOU. Today. Discover how you can overcome the complications of life, understand your nature, harness your power and your ability to tap into a wisdom available to each and everyone of us which is the key to changing your experience for the better. You will never look back."

About the Author :
Kathy Colon is New Zealand born. A writer, a teacher, a world traveler and wife of Steve. Inadvertently and suddenly, Kathy recovered from a long struggle with depression. No therapy, no drugs, no exercise regime, no doctors. Her surprise and curiosity drove her to make sense of her recovery. She joined the dots of a complex picture and discovered a surprisingly simple solution to a complicated problem."