Societal Codependency: Subconsciously Driven Human Behavior and the State of World Society


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What if you could better understand yourself? What if you could do one better and understand how your personal psychology affects society on a global scale?

What if, because of that, you could change the world?

Societal Codependency: Subconsciously Driven Human Behavior and the State of World Society points the way.

When author Gerald Radlauer, MD, went on a medical mission in Kenya in 2005, he was shocked not by the poverty-which he had been expecting to witness-but by the abject poverty in the face of the country's abundance of natural resources, agreeable climate, and trillions of dollars in financial aid. As he wondered why this was, he developed a theory: colonialism and the slave trade created generational trauma that continues today.

Such impoverished mindsets exist around the world, often manipulated by societal rulers to maintain the status quo: this can be called "societal codependency." Radlauer's book defines codependency, identifies characteristics of codependency on personal and societal levels, and describes the consequences of widespread societal codependent sentiment.

Helpfully, Radlauer concludes with an alternative collective way of being based on expression of our individual authentic selves as an advocate for selves personally as well as the greater society at large. Both brutally honest and inspiring, Societal Codependency offers not policy solutions but perhaps something that is, ultimately, both stronger and longer lasting: world-issue solutions based on our underlying subconsciously derived thought processes and subsequent outward expression.



Author: Gerald Radlauer
Publisher: Outskirts Press
Published: 05/10/2023
Pages: 184
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.61lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.42d
ISBN13: 9781977257987
ISBN10: 1977257984
BISAC Categories:
- Social Science | Sociology | Social Theory
- Psychology | Social Psychology

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