The Three

By: Kevin FitzMaurice

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Three Voices

• The Three is about the three voices in your head that you battle with, become lost in, and seek to escape.
• We will provide you with ways to manage those voices so that you are no longer a victim of your own mind.
• Now is the time to understand your own psychology.

Clear & Simple

• We have made your inner workings clear and simple enough that you can observe them in your daily activities.
• We provide you with effective interventions while pointing out those that are ineffective.
• Now, using awareness of your stinking thinking, you can choose to have a healthy heart, soul, and mind instead.

Stop Stupid

• End the endless internal conflict and negative stress that results from little or no progress.
• Stop your own wars.
• Stop your own anger and hate.
• Stop abusing yourself and blaming others.
• Do the right thing, now!
• Live in peace for the sake of peace.
• Be on the side of the solutions, not the problems.

Simplicity

• Despite its simplicity, there is a lot of information, and you will need to compare and correlate it with other information and experiences.
• Therefore, a single reading is often insufficient.
• This book will only help you if you test it and prove it to yourself.
• Information and insight can be helpful, but they are insufficient on their own.
• You must practice introspection and test the included processes and solutions.
• Meditation and prayer are recommended to assist your awareness.

Own Yourself

• The author is convinced that if you discover the true nature of your being and return to it, nearly all of your life problems will vanish.
• Therefore, there is often a focus on finding and understanding your true vessel nature.

Negative Stress

• The book talks about negative stress.
• Negative stress is stress that cannot or does not make progress.
• Positive stress is stress that gets work done, even if only incrementally.
• For more on this topic, please read Stress for Success, Second Edition.

Mental Objects

• This book talks about mental objects.
• Mental objects are thoughts that are regarded as things.
• This process is known as the reification of thinking.
• For more on this topic, please read Fast-Facts: Semantics.
• Mental objects can be a convenient shorthand for processing.
• The problem arises when we take mental objects literally and regard them as what they are only about.