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Many things make us fearful to the point that fear becomes an everyday experience. This fear is becoming embedded in our lives. Noise from news headlines, regularity of crises, warnings about the end of the world, and general doom and gloom are spelled out by people. Unknowing the Known by Peter Last attempts to help readers find the reset button from stress to peacefulness. The author calls it fear programming. He helps readers move away from the negative vibrations. It helps shift our behavior to achieving quiet and creative freedom, and an escape from fear. Finding inner tranquility and joy is easier than most people think. The author shows people how to move away from the fear that they have become accustomed to by using a few simple and practical techniques.
Peace of mind evades many people. We cannot be creative or have critical thoughts when we are caught in a mental state between different modes of fear and anxiety. Unknowing the Known by Peter Last provides effective and practical methods to stop fear. The author recommends tapping into the hidden cosmic sign and learning how to turn off the sources of fear. Last says that when one’s identity is lost in a group or crowd, one loses their awareness as an individual. He informs and guides the reader on how to attain the shift from a stressful outlook to one of peace and calm. The book’s layout is good, making it easy to read. Each chapter contains conclusions to reinforce the information discussed in that chapter.
