Lawrence V. Fernandes has been a practicing clinical Hypnotherapist and Neuro-Linguistic Programming since 1998. He was confounded by some of the unshakable beliefs of his clients until he made this discovery. In this book, he expounds on his observations of a human survival system affecting every humankind, which he believes hasn't been explored before.
Survival Games People Play. Living With Freedom
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- Date de parution01/11/2026
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-93-5916-330-7
- EAN9789359163307
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- ÉditeurSandeep Katariya
Résumé
Survival Games People PlayDid you choose to be born?Did you choose your parents?Did you choose the personality that has shaped your entire life?If not. what has been shaping you?Every day, we make thousands of decisions, build relationships, pursue success, experience rejection, seek approval, and struggle with fear, guilt, anger, and disappointment. Most of us believe these choices are entirely our own.
But what if many of them began long before we were conscious enough to choose?In Survival Games People Play, Lawrence V. Fernandes presents an original framework for understanding the invisible forces that quietly shape human behavior. Drawing on more than 28 years of professional experience and decades of observation, he explores how our earliest experiences influence the unconscious Survival Mechanism, the Birth Paradox, the Self, and ultimately the way we experience life itself.
This book is not about blaming parents, reliving the past, or offering quick motivational solutions. It is about understanding. When we understand the hidden patterns driving our thoughts, emotions, relationships, and decisions, we gain the freedom to respond consciously rather than simply repeat unconscious survival strategies. Inside this book, you'll discover:? Why do people raised in the same family develop completely different personalities?? How the Birth Paradox influences your emotional development long before conscious memory begins.? The three Survival Mechanisms and how they shape your relationships, communication, fears, ambitions, and decision-making.? Why invisible survival games influence families, friendships, workplaces, marriage, and society.? How inherited beliefs quietly shape your identity-and how to consciously update them.? The difference between the Survival Mechanism, the Self, and the True Self.? Practical self-discovery exercises to help identify your own unconscious patterns.? A pathway toward greater awareness, emotional freedom, and conscious living. Unlike many books on psychology or personal development, Survival Games People Play does not simply describe behavior-it offers an integrated framework for understanding why we think, feel, and behave the way we do.
Whether you are a student of psychology, a therapist, coach, counselor, educator, leader, parent, or simply someone searching for deeper self-understanding, this book will challenge familiar assumptions and invite you to see yourself-and others-through an entirely new lens. Because the greatest game we play is often the one we never realize we're playing.
But what if many of them began long before we were conscious enough to choose?In Survival Games People Play, Lawrence V. Fernandes presents an original framework for understanding the invisible forces that quietly shape human behavior. Drawing on more than 28 years of professional experience and decades of observation, he explores how our earliest experiences influence the unconscious Survival Mechanism, the Birth Paradox, the Self, and ultimately the way we experience life itself.
This book is not about blaming parents, reliving the past, or offering quick motivational solutions. It is about understanding. When we understand the hidden patterns driving our thoughts, emotions, relationships, and decisions, we gain the freedom to respond consciously rather than simply repeat unconscious survival strategies. Inside this book, you'll discover:? Why do people raised in the same family develop completely different personalities?? How the Birth Paradox influences your emotional development long before conscious memory begins.? The three Survival Mechanisms and how they shape your relationships, communication, fears, ambitions, and decision-making.? Why invisible survival games influence families, friendships, workplaces, marriage, and society.? How inherited beliefs quietly shape your identity-and how to consciously update them.? The difference between the Survival Mechanism, the Self, and the True Self.? Practical self-discovery exercises to help identify your own unconscious patterns.? A pathway toward greater awareness, emotional freedom, and conscious living. Unlike many books on psychology or personal development, Survival Games People Play does not simply describe behavior-it offers an integrated framework for understanding why we think, feel, and behave the way we do.
Whether you are a student of psychology, a therapist, coach, counselor, educator, leader, parent, or simply someone searching for deeper self-understanding, this book will challenge familiar assumptions and invite you to see yourself-and others-through an entirely new lens. Because the greatest game we play is often the one we never realize we're playing.
