Gotcha!: The Subordination of Free Will

For more than a century, a silent battle has been raging for the territory of your mind. The weapons are so covert that the masses have remained unaware of their use. So effective are these tactics that even when the victims are told what is happening, and they make some show of being outraged, they nevertheless allow it to continue. Like a virulent virus, the effects are spreading, exerting a stronger control over a greater number of people on a daily basis-and we can only wish this was all just fiction! In Gotcha! Eldon Taylor explores the 24/7 bombardment of information designed to win the hearts and minds of the public. He demonstrates how new sound-bites are championed into personal awareness, becoming memes of the culture. All of this results in framing and reframing classical positions thereby causing adjustments to personal values and history itself. Your very decision process is being managed and manipulated, and the quest for discovering your real self becomes exponentially more difficult, if not impossible as a result. Gotcha! exposes the arrival of the Orwellian age in full-blown technicolor. In laying bare the current uses of the many sophisticated techniques, Eldon reveals what it is we need to do in order to avoid allowing others to puppet our thoughts-"What was your last original thought?" Take back your power, take back your hearts and minds, and learn what it means to be truly free!

About the Author :
Eldon is the New York Times best-selling author of Choices and Illusions. The subjects of his books range from exposing the darker sides of mind programming and brainwashing to the spiritual search for life's meaning. Some of his other works include I Believe, What If? What Does That Mean? Mind Programming, and Self-Hypnosis and Subliminal Technology. Eldon is also the author of over 300 personal motivation audio and video programs. His books and audio/video programs have been translated into many languages and are sold worldwide. Eldon is an expert in preconscious information processing and has served as an expert trial witness with regards to both subliminal communication and hypnosis. As a practicing criminalist for over ten years, he supervised and conducted investigations and testing to detect deception. His earliest work with changing inner beliefs was conducted from this setting, including a double-blind study conducted at the Utah State Prison from 1986 to 1987. Eldon has earned doctorates in clinical and pastoral psychology. He is an ordained interdenominational minister, a Fellow in the American Psychotherapy Association, and a Certified Master Chaplain by the American Board for Certification in Homeland Security.

Review :
"Eldon Taylor is so spot-on. Gotcha! tells it like it is, and it isn't what we want to happen!" George Noory, Host of Coast to Coast AM "Gotcha! disconnects the snooze bar and calls out to humanity, begging us to "Wake up!" Like an overdose of adrenalin mainlined to your heart, this book will pull your brain out of self and other induced comas." Lynnclaire Dennis, Scientist, Author & Artist "If you are one of those people who believe that ignorance is bliss, then this book is not for you. So, who is it for? It is for enlightened souls who are on a mission to change the world for the better. If you are one of those, then you must read this book! Once again, Eldon Taylor has demonstrated with mastery and ample evidence that our world is not what it seems and that the intention to harm and manipulate the people of America is alive and well . . . Eldon's book uncovers to what lengths corporations and government will go to in order to keep people numb, dumb, and unhealthy. If you're willing to go through the gamut of so-called negative emotions - shock, indignation, anger, and hopelessness - and come out the other side, you'll be empowered by the knowledge found in this book like I was. Every day we are being "called" to awaken from our unconscious slumber by transformational teachers worldwide in order to save our planet and our children. Eldon Taylor is one of those who I consider a Superhero! Thank you, Eldon, for your courage and willingness to bring others to the Light." Karen Kan, M.D., Holistic Physician, Bestselling Author of Guide to Healing Chronic Pain "Gotcha! is an eye-opening book on the subject of free will. Is it free? Can we truly will anything? Backed by historical information and cutting-edge science, Gotcha! explores the many forces impeding humankind from realizing free will. I enjoyed the book, as the concept/reality/unreality of "Free Will" has interested me ever since I came across the work of Mokichi Okada (Jorei) and of Dr. Libet. However, Gotcha! was scary as it presents much information that was new to me. Most of this information is not simply of the conspiracy theory ilk, but honest-to-goodness things that give a man Goosebumps! After reading what Dr. Taylor presents in this great book, you will seriously consider moving to Bhutan! I highly recommend this work." John L. Turner, M.D., author of Medicine, Miracles and Manifestations "In 1948 George Orwell wrote the classic book that caught the attention of the academic world and most of the reading public. Eldon has shared with us his profound insights and has Taylor-made a contemporary essay that illustrates the many subtle and not-so-subtle ways we are allowing our individuality and free thinking to be eroded. We are being called to assume responsibility for our freedom of thought. You are warned that once you pick this book up and start reading, you will have trouble putting it down. Even after you have finished reading it, you will flip back to your favorite selections. But we are being called to put down the book and take individual inventory of our own lives so that we can, in our own ways, restore at least a small part of our lost freedom to think. Become more of a sheep rancher and less of a thoughtless hired hand. If Eldon's latest book has even one percent of the impact 1984 had, we will all be the better for it. Thanks Eldon." Bob Nunley, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, University of Kansas