Addictions and Cravings
What is your body really craving?
In Addictions and Cravings, Michael J. Lincoln Ph.D. goes beyond symptom and substance to reveal the deeper psychological — and sometimes sacred — roots of compulsive desire. This is not a "How to Fix" book. It is a profound "How Come" book.
Our bodies are three-dimensional expressions of consciousness. When our natural connection to Source — what Michael calls the Home Office (All That Is) — is severed or blocked, addictions and cravings emerge as the body's cry for what the soul is missing. This landmark reference dictionary decodes nearly 1,500 addictions and cravings, from everyday compulsions to the most unexpected — from Crack to Mozart.
Inside this essential practitioner resource:
- A comprehensive overview of the nature of addictions and compulsive desire
- Nearly 1,500 dictionary entries — psychological and sacred meanings decoded
- The spiritual and emotional roots of dependency and craving
- How disconnection from Source drives compulsive behavior
- Profound awareness tools for healers, therapists, and conscious seekers
For practitioners working with clients navigating addiction, compulsion, or emotional hunger — this is the reference dictionary your library has been missing. Add it to your practice collection today.
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