Former Indian Ambassador to Turkmenistan Writes Book on Power of Consciousness

Ashgabat, 11 February 2008 (nCa) --- Rajnish Roy, former ambassador of India to Turkmenistan, has authored a book that explores a daring and innovative path to accessing the power of consciousness as a more effective and lasting solution to tackle stress and emotional afflictions.

‘Rewiring the Brain’ – living without stress and anxiety through the power of consciousness – is a fascinating journey to the inner world of self— its constructs of emotions, thoughts, and memories—to discover why one behaves the way one does. It outlines certain practical methods that slow down aging process and enhance memory, attention span, and emotional equilibrium.

The book has a refreshingly open-minded approach, devoid of religious or mystical beliefs, and does not involve psychological escapes.  Roy has made extensive use of research by neurologists and scientists to build his case and uphold his bold speculations.

Scientists and philosophers have advanced insightful theories on the nature of consciousness. However, not much research is done on practical use of the power of consciousness to tackle stress, depression, and attention deficit. In that direction, Rewiring the Brain is a brilliant endeavor to synthesize the latest research on human brain with the ancient disciplines of harnessing the power of consciousness, such as meditation and yoga.

Rajnish Roy was India’s ambassador to Turkmenistan. As a career diplomat, he worked also in Austria, Germany, Nepal, Afghanistan, Kenya, and with the Indian mission to the United Nations, Geneva. Besides his profession, he has an abiding interest in exploring the workings of human mind, consciousness, and evolution of life. Rewiring the Brain is a product of that passionate pursuit over several years.

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http://www2.xlibris.com/books/webimages/wd/39251/aboutbook.htm

http://www2.xlibris.com/bookstore/bookdisplay.asp?bookid=39251  http://rewiringthebrain.net/

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