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F O R E W O R DWhat isthis all about?lt's-abcut four types of Individuals.By understanding these types you will be able to quickly analyzethe various. pepple you meet, and apply different methods ofoperation. '

------rIle method of teaching is as usual: I provide some basicinforma~tion and you do.the work. The information issupplied in a numberof forms-thus communicating to the varlous.parts and pieces of"the braln,And, as usual, you must first apply the knowledg-e to yourself andthose dose to you.' 'Repetition and experience are the-basic keys to becoming a com-petent operative.Note: Beprepared for your exam cn'thls.materlal.

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I N T R O D U C T I O NFrom many years of research, anecdotal evidence, observationand literature review, Ihave postulated four basic types of people.Iwill not argue here whether what Ihave suggested is caused bygenetics, child rearing, culture, luck, or trauma; all that I am con-cerned with here are the basic types, what Icall The Magician, TheEmperor, The Hermit and The Universe.Keep in mind that simply because a person is a particular typedoesn't mean that under unusual or stressful sltuatlons they willnot demonstrate some of the behavior of another type.There is nothing new about types-Jung had his, Sheldon had his,and, of course, there isthe work of Eysenck, Maslow and others-and there are numerous popular books describing temperaments.However, my interest ,is not in simple pathology-astro-types,genetic types or archetypes pel' se=-but, rather, in the Extremetype: the future man which Ioften call The Psychopath-or some-times have referred to as The Newman, or Superman ......

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A ,B I T O F B A C KG R O UN DRats, Rats, Rats, and More RatsA Rodent's Life-Renfie/d's AccountIn my'laboratory research utilizing lower animals, using sensorydeprivation and pain, I found a number of interesting patterns.(These ra,tswere from the same strain, keeping genetic differen,cesto a rrilnlmiim.)The variables I manipulated were: deprivation of stimuli, theemployment cf electroshock, and food.It was interesting to see that some animals became so hungry forstimuli that they would shock themselves even if food were notcontingent on their pressing the famed "Skinner-Bar."Under certain conditions the animals were aroused and exploredtheir environment-they seemed to be having fun.Under different circumstances these same animals were arousedbut nervous-they were on guar~, bored, nat having fun ......I noticed two other conditions as well. Some animals were tiredbut tense-they had a hard time relaxing and were agitated. An~,finally, there were some animals that were peacefully relaxed.In another major study on conflict, my colleagues and Ifound thatthe spatial factors (cubic area) where the conflict was conditioned,permanently a:ffected how the conditioned "neurosis" expresseditself. Primarily, the animals were either quiet and tense, or theywere tense and hyperactive. Being anthropomorphic, we privatelycalled what we created "depressive rats" and "manic rats." (Wedidn't use these terms in the published articles, but instead usedsymbols to represent the process of learning to be "crazy,")

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8 The Psychopath's NotebookI also noticed that some animals were prone to these variousstates at different times of the daYI indicating an interactionbetween cycles and conflict.These studies were published in peer-reviewed [ournals; thereforeIwas not free to spf!culate on my private observations or on othertentative observations as these were serendipitous observationsadjunctive to the more specific purposes ofthese studies,., , .In private I speculated that these animals exhibited four extremestates of activity and, though there were four basic types, thevarious types actua.lly existed on two continua (energy level andterision) ...... much Ii~e an equal-armed cross. .

IThe published studies were significant enough to warrant a fullfellowship to study at either of two majo_r foreign (none USA)universities under the directorship of world-recognized expertson arousal, conflict and cognition.TheHuman Side of Things

Just in case you think that Iam inappro'priately generalizing fromrats to humans, Iwill tell you two stories.When Iwas doing an Internship_ at a State Hospital in California forthe Mentally Impaired, I found that. certain types of brain-dam-aged patients could tolerate and even enjQYan array of complexstimuli ,while others would find the same stimuli stressful. Whilenot !>cientific, or in any way conclusive, it did remind me of myearlier tat research.Jumping ahead a few years, as a psychotherapist I found someinteres_ting types of patients:What I bave come to call the High-Tension, Low-Energy Type (orThe Hermit) was sort of placid, often thin but could be overweight;they frequently exhibited the famous limp handshake; seme evenhad sweaty palms. (In passing, the other day I met a very intelli-gent ph-ysician who, when Ishook his hand, felt as if his hand werenot connected to the rest of his body.)These individuals reported that they were often tense and tiredwhen trying to sleep. In doing some testing using a number ofego-strength scales, 1 found that these people had lower ego-

Genesis 9strength than the High-Energy, High-Tension -petlents=-TheEmperor.Using a number of self-rating scales on self-esteem, I found TheHermit to have lower reported self-esteem than the Emperor ......In addition, the Hermlttended to repo'rt more eccentric or bizarrelife experiences. And while both groups lied ...... the Emperorshowed more extremes in their lying score-they either almostalways lied or almost never lied.The High-Tension, High-~nergy people (The Emp,eror) were mereovertl,}"aggre$sive-~nd in some cases could be made to fly offthe handle rather easily .... .. They abo liked their alcohol .. ... .On the other hand, The Hermit was verbally hostile, sarcastic,passive-a'g,$J'ressrve,and a saboteur.The third type Icalled the normal average person (Jhe Universe):rather low ef1,ergyand moderate tension. They were the averijlgeman on the street who, in some cases, were very intelligent andheld high-paying positions-but ln essence were average both intheir interests and their problems.Finally, the fourth typ.e (The Magician) has high energy and lowtension. As a psychotherapist Irarely saw this type .... .. in fact Icanonly remember one, and that was because he was extracting him-self from a rather hysteri(;al but highly attractive wife, and neededmy assistance to get her off his back. I have met types like, these inother contexts, some operatln'g as high-level business owners;others were adventurers; and still others as leaders.I would call these individuals both rare and healthy specimens-reflecting possibly some of the types to emerge throug'h evolutiooandlor genetie A"Ianipuliltion.lam defininghealth and lllness.ln this context as:Health relates to specific reactions to contextual situations withminimal effect to the deeper identity and general esteem struc-tures which are strong and vigorous .. .Illness refers to lower order reactions to contextual sltuatlons withmoderate to maximal effect to the deeper identity and este.emstructures which tend to be weak or fragile .


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Part 1T H E E X T RE M E T Y P E S

1)The Magician2) The Emperor3) The Hermit4) The Universe


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T ype A P erson:T H E M A G I C I A NThis is our goal, the end result of Undoing or the simple luck of thedraw, For me, this is the True Extreme Individual: the TruePsychopath.

HighEnergy-LowTension-Cognition:Good cognitive tone-Tension, charge, discharge and relaxation-Excellent access to rudimentary cognition--Cognitive flexibilityMinimal beliefsContextual problem solving and expression-Not lost in idealistic abstractions-Cognition leads to action and accomplishmentRational thi~kingCreative thinking-Access to various brain functions

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14 The Psychopath's NotebookConscious perception with full awareness. The ~Imo.st instantability for understanding by whichliewly observed qualities of anobject and related concepts are related and integrated with pastexperience.Excelle.nt imagination-goal dlrectedNon-compensatory fantasy lifeExcellent ability to asses's a situation and assess resourcesavellableInstructs by exampleSolid body imageWill:VigorousDirectedDeterminedPersistentStrong but flexibleWarm self.-disciplineSensory-Tonic:Non-chronic tension-Capable of deep relaxation-Good muscle tone-Less affected by extraneous Bio-rhythmsRequires minimal sleepPhys'ically talentedGood HealthEmotion:High frustration tolerance-Very comfortable in one's own skinNot drug or substance dependent- .

Genesis 15,Tolerates obstacles and responds productivelyMinimal depression or aggressionIfan error occurs"apologizes and fixes the situation as required

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Does not explain oneself awayLow autonomic readi.'lityThe ability to experience a sense of wonderment and onenesswithout transforming 'the experience into metaphysicsPleasant, easy-going; but firmEvaluate yourself as this type'.Where are you on this 7 point scale?Excellent - - - - - - - PoorRetulln to the top of this l'ist and check mark the descriptionsunder each o.f tlie categories which apply to you. Now caunt the.'number of check marks and enter the number here: _


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T ype B P erson:T H E E M P E R O R /HighEnergy-HighTension-Cognition:Sloppy cognitive toneTension, charge, inadequate discharge, poor relaxationCognitive inflexibility-Hyper-vig ilantTendency toward obsessionCan be a true believerTendency toward irrationality, rigid thinking-Hyper-critica 1-Compensatory fantasy lifeCan get lost in endless abstractionsOver-intellectual ized.Messianic fantasyIdealistExaggerated ability to assess a situation and resources availableGood apperception

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18 The Psychopath's Notebookldeallses people and then often degrades them if disappointedTende:nq- toward paranoiaTeaches by threats-i.e., au,thorityHa,rdand fraduredbody imageWi/:/:StubbornBull in the china closetRig'fd~Cru$bableForced, harsh disdpl in,eSen$ory~ Tonic:POQ,ra I ;H lity to relax-Poor sleep habitsMusde tensionM,aybe physically activeOften rigid appearanceMore effected by BJcHhythmsTendency to overin'dul'geEmot,ion:Chronic emergency tension-Osdllates between inappro,priate comfort to extreme dIscomfortwith selfIr:itableLow frustration toleranceHigh potential for .depression and aggresslon-Reac,tlve-exp resslveAddictive type~Moody-dtiven-Typical leader type

GenesisSociopathic tenden"cySadistlc/masochistic- feeling tone--Easy to disappoint-Can behyperattive and menkHigh autonomic reactivityBouts ofself":pity alterilatin,g with ,delus,onal pow-erosStrong feelings of inferiorityEvaluate yourself as this type.Where are you 0,", this, 7 pointscalelExcellent - - -- - - ~ PoorReturn to the top of tlli's .list and check itlar'k the descriptionsunder each of the categories which apply to yOI:l.Now count the,number of check markS and enter the number here: ~ _ _,...._


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T ype C P erson:T H E H E t lM I TLow Energy-HighTension-Cognition:Poor cognitive toneTension, poor charge build up, poor discharge, poor relaxationSloppy thinkingBelieverObsessive thinkingAbstractPoor ability to assess a situation and the resources availableCan be lost in endless abstractions and detailsVery active fantasy lifeFuzzy blurred sense of realityPoor body imageWill:Passive,stu bbornA False will-reactive

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22 ThePsychopat~'s NotebookSchizoid-Split wiU-fragmentedAverage disciplineTeaches by repetltlon ,Sensory- tonic:Often a waxy I~ok-doll-likePoor muscle tone, and a very deep core muscle tensionAt times limpMixed responses to Bia-rhythms.Sensitive-thIn-skinned'Can be'thln or very fat _Dysplastic physique---distorted bodyEmotion;Low frustration tolerance, easily dep,ressed, non-expressiveFuzzy sense of self-tense discomfortTends to hostility-passive-aggressive'Overtly ColdEmergency tense-Often addictive; prefers drugs over alcohelNumbs feelingsHigh autonomic reactiviW with instant parasy,mpatheticreaction

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Deep longing and seff-pltyInferiority feeilngs p,oorly conipensateCiEvaluate yourself as this type.Where are ,youon this '1 point scale7Excellent - - - - -- - Peer

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Type D Person:T H E UNIVERSE, / 'The Average Man:Homonormalis

LowEnergy-AverageTension-Cognition:DullToneTension and charge, poor discharge, mixed relaxationAconforming mindReactive thoughtsCan be very intelligentReligious common belief systemsCan be analyticalDoesn't apply knowledge to personal lifeReflective of the 6 pm news

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26 The Psychopath's NotebookWill:Common-stubborn, heartland-Mid-West life styleSensory- Tonic:Vast range of possibilities I, ,Emotion:VariousCan be comfortable with self or notAnoften quiet sense of superiorityCan be dangerousCiSnb.eaddictiveIn essence, averageLoud or quiet in conversationPeople like this are so' common that they go almost unnotlced-they are more or less automatons. They arl! the conformists-slightly above average to below average intelligence-nan-empir-Ical, many beliefs, reflections of parental images ...... verysusceptible to common Bio-rhythms ...... religious ...... rigid andlimited, but with high autonomic reactions when threatenedr poorappreciation. A quiet sense of superiority-you find them every-where ......Evaluate yourself as this type.Where a re you on this 7 poi nt scale1Excellent - - - - - - - PoorReturn to the top of this list and check mark the descriptionsunder each of the categories which apply to you. Now co~nt thenumber of check marks and enter the number here: '"

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Finally W,hlie Iam a":,,arethat the number of descriptors in ellch basic type/Is different from each other, Iwould like you to return to the tOpagain ...... Ignoring the number of eheckmarks, re-evaluate youroverall impression of your self. If it has changed, use a differentcolor pen and recheck the seven point scale for each type. Put thisaway: for a week. NoWtake out another color pen and check eachof the, 7 point scales again. How stable'was your evaluation1 Howdid the number of individual checkmarks affect your secondImpression ofyourself1Now,ihere is the kicker: I want you to take from each of the feurtypes those qualities that best clescribe,you as you know and seeyourself ... .. . You mi;lyhave to go back. and give those descriptorsadditional check marks to reflect your perception of yourself.,Once"you have done this: find a Tarot card which represents thetype IYOU have created. .This is your Genesis. From your Genesis pick those qualities whichyou would like to enhance or add, and those you would like toremove.Stay tuned: Exodus is the next volume of the Psychopath'sNotebook.

Become Who YouAreThere Are No GuaranteesBecome Who YouAre

There Are No Guarantees

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Part 2. IT H E JO Y S OF R E V E N G E


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Genesis 30In preparation for the next Psychopath's Notebook, Exodus, make alist of all those people against whom you would like to takerevenge, and include, in detail, the crimes they have committedagainst you. Besure to include their type from the list above.Butfirst, take Revenge on Yourself.You are the EnemylMake a list of the crimes you have committed against y~urself.Now beat the hell out of yourself-do a good job-this is the lasttime you will be allowed to be a louse to yourself.

O n Taking Revenge on YourselfWhat abilities do Ihave?To get what Iwant?To communicate my strengths and weakneu to myself?Do Ihave the capacity to "love" myself at my worst?How aware am Iof my lntentlons?Do I pursue my intentions in some way everyday?And the most important: How dearly can you see yourself?, IExercise: Each day, find a new way to show your will to b~comewho you are.

Thought of the DayThe most important thing you can do on Psychopath's Sun'day isto dig up another belief and burn it alive.When you have no beliefs, you will have no more unpleasantthoughts. Of course, that means you won't have any pleasant oneseither-

IThought-feeling matrices ate a poor substitute for living-Enjoy ......

Part 3A DA Y IN T H E L IFE OFA P S Y CH O P A T H


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T H E P SY CH OP A T H'SDA ilY P RA YE RI will never submit to stupidity or belief, and though I may lose abattle I will never bede.feated even in death.1.Each morning, begin the day with the affirmation:"I will serve my highest aspirations with truth, strength and joy. Ihereby bind myself in every way in everything Ido throughout theday to my highest purposes. Everyth ing Ido, whether big or small,serves my end."2. Each evening repeat the above affirmation, but include thephrase "even in my dreams I will affirm my goals, strength andpower.".3 . Refuse to entertain thoughts of self-doubt and failure-andignore all those who attempt to influence you against yourself.Remember, each painful thought has an underlying belief.4. Thank yourself each and every day and night for any effort youput forth to accomplish your ends.5. Do not mourn over any failure or loss-do not dwell on losses. Ifand when you catch yourself regretting your errors ...... slap your-self inthe face.6. Build inyour mind the images which reflect your future.7. Start your day early and end your day late.S. Do not overindulge in food, sex, or anything which will side-track you from your end.

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34 The Psychopath's Notebook9. Cleanse yourself everyday from defeatist programs. Keep yourbody and mind in fine tune. Choose a different part of your bodyeveryday and give it special attention.10. Avoid talking about other: people unless it suits your purpose.Do not become known as a gossip. Avoid participating In gossipsessions with co-workers or acquaintances. If you are stu,ck in asituation where this type of behavior is going on ...... only givetacit approval.....,avoid contributing directly.11. Study something of value each and everyday, even if it is onlyfor ten minutes., 2. Record a new idea in your journal each and every day.

I13. Give at least one hour a d~y to private and quiet time__;'eitherin meditation or contemplation.14. Find people who know more than you do-watch, listen andlearn. Ask questions when necessary, but do not show off yourknowledge or argue with them., S. Each and every day record at least one sentence about whatyou have accomplished., 6. Make up a fresh affirmation and set of images when you areattempting a new venture.17. Do half an hour of research in an area you know nothingabout. Just read ...... don't force yourself to understand ..... ,.turntbe understanding over to your unconscious mind.18. Perform even the most menial task with attention and concen-tration. Allow no opportunity to train your brain to pass yo~ by.19. Give something of yours away each and every month. Attemptto find one person you can benefit-partiCularly if you don't likethem.20. Attempt to pass on the teachings of The Psychopath's Bible toworthy people-but avoid telling them what you are doing. If theyask for more assistance, tell them to buy the book. I21. Find someone or something that is beauti,ful and tllat youadmire. Look.at it or listen to it as often as you can.

I22. Attempt to share your joy and success with at least o~~ otherperson.'

Genesis 3S23. Watch your thoughts, actions, and speech for signs of self-betrayal.24. Learn to love something, whether it is a person, an object,: oran idea.2S. Avoid eating large meals which will dull your mind-particu-larly in the afternoon and before bed time.26. Try to find a small group of people who are Interested in theirown self-development ..... . Watch, observe and participate-andleave as soon as_you spot the group turning into a belief-system_.27. Although you have your final goals and desires, focus on whatyou are doing in the moment. Concentrate on each and everysmall task at hand.28. {)n~e a month, let go ...... Indulge your-self, violate all of theother ~ules".". Simply have a good time, as you ~efine it.

I29. Do not rely on talent, beliefs, or any ri~ual-these are onlyadjuncts to continuous effort.30. Take small steps toward your desires-don't demand of your-self instant success and recognition.31 ..Ifyou find you have enemies, learn to sidestep them-it is a lotcheaper than trying to destroy them or dwelling on them.32. Wh"en you begin a new project, plant a tree and watch, itgrow ...... You can do this in a park or other public place.


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Part 4THE SEVEN BLESS INGS

, Often CalledThe Seven Deadly Sins


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T he S even Deadly SinsT he S even H appy' Powers

God Favors the Bold,theStrong of Heart

Be true to your own demon,he who lives in silence,Do not be swayed by the illusions of your emotions and attach-ments which come and go like night and day. .Beware all those who offer you knowledge without effor1,'for theyimplant wi.tbin you what they want you to know. 'That which you don't pay for is worthless ...... and often what youdo pay for is worthless.Tru-$tno one who does not desire something which they value inreturn for what they offer-for they are fools ...Believe no one who is dependent on the favors of others.Thus, trust not he that died for you.For in the end you will find,H e died be eause he couldn't save his own behind.

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Genesis 39This is what lieson the other sideof silence

The seyen deadly sins are heavenly blessings ..... .You have heard of anti-venom?"the seven deadly sins" are God's true powers-made in His Image we do ~xactly right.The deadly sins if used correctly can make you great ...Learn them by heart and use them effectively, but unlike Jesusyou know the consequences if you are caught.Remember, God is at war with man-He hates you ......He hates himself but won't kill himself-just yet. Man's sufferinggives him too much pleasure. .God is miserableyour pain is his antidote-look guys he killed his own son. You get the point-------

joy drives H im crazyTo defeat god at his own game (he does like a good contest), hegave us logi.c, reason, intuition, instinct and science. These toolswill make you smart: -hyper-intelligent, immortal and free totravel the entire universe ...... yes, if used correctly the sevendeadly sins are seven blessings-and your success punishes yourenemies-oh, revenge again?Before we begin, remember that not all people are equally compe-tent ail:these seven skills. The ideal would be to find seven peoplewho are experts at one or more and start a "Deadly Coven." This isthe true magical order, the rest are imitations. Just look at 'em-junkies, hairy~fat, frail-

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40 The Psychopath's NotebookLUST

Lust is blind, use it wisely.God Is Lustful-he wants everything. There are no limits to hislust. Look---he murdered his own Son and, called it a sacrifice-frankly he didn't trust him. "Trust not thee who lusts after power."Does God trust you? Sure he does ..... .Lust is possession-a weakness in self . ..... in essence, lust is notreal pleasure, but a failed attempt to rid oneself of pain. Lust is acreated by deprivation, guilt and self contempt ...... no one is bornguilty, but made so by those whose own anxieties have created afalse sense of order with prohibitions and restrlctlons. Are youfollowing in their footsteps-by polluting your brain?Lustful behavior is often degrad[,ng and dehumanizing, hencestress lust in those you want to suffer.More often than not, lustful actions lead to guilt and self-depreca-tion ...... It is wise to encourage lust in those you wish to have anedge over.Shame is the companion of lust. Individuals who lust after posses-sions, sex or love bring shame-and "shame is not of wisdom."Frequently they will trip themselves up in some important way asthe Wisdom of shame is to inflict pain. .Shame, guilt and pain is the ultimate game. Ever try to win with amasochist? Their only card Isthelr own demise. Remember, theonly power a chi'ld had in combating a sadistic parent was its ownpain and death. And this is what mankind has done with it~ ,God.

GLUTTONYGluttony is an ideal form of killing yourself- deadening the mindand making you weak ... This is the purpose-constipation of thebrain .. .... Food is but one example, but mos~ people are gluttonsin most eVli!rything they undertake-nothing is ever enough forthem .. . Urge your enemies on, provide them wit.h new and betteraddictions ... help them expend their resources on nonsense,'showing off their pain to the cro,wd... As tor yourself, avoid over-doing most everything except accumulating power to ca'rry outyour own plans and to live your own life.

Genesis 41People bunger for numbness-help them become numb. Sell it onthe street corners, give it away at parties ...... help them buybigger. cars and houses.Make them dependent on external devices-assure them thatseeking status is a worthy goal. Show them how to save for theirold _ge so their children will have a better life when they die-sellInsurance to everyone. People are gluttons for suffering. Theybelieve that the more they suffer, the better person they are-help them to be self-sacrificial-these types are both pitiful andugly, butthey do it with pride ......

ANGERGod is Angry-he harms and punishes those who do not obeyhim.Btlt can you do t.hat with impunity?Help ethers to be angry, particularly with themselves and their lifestyle;Help people hold on to resentments and teach them ineffectiveways of acting out their hate ...... This will lead to both mental andphysical disorders . Teach them to blame everyone but them-.elves for their empty and miserable lives ... This makes themmore impotent than they are. Teach them to throw tantrums, helpthem to feel shameful and guilty. This makes them easier to useInd rt;Ianipulate.Whe~ used properly, anger is a powerful motivating force and soIs hate Anger implies frustration, the blocking of goals anddesires Anger helps you identify your real desires and can helpyou plan on how to achieve what you want So watch anger, donot judge it-trace it to the frustration behind it and back evenfurther ...

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42 The Psych'opath's Not.ebooklaziness is nothing more than' ineffective action. Regardless ofhow hard they work they are lazy. Their minds are dogged withtruisms and beliefs. Teach them how to work harder by dOi'ngmore of the same. Redouble their misguided efforts toward truelaziness-teach them to wish wish wish.Reinforce habits which don't work. Show them how their sched-ules and routine,s are signs of their true commitment to successand happiness. Offer them pre-packaged plans whh:h wiHexhaustthem. Have them buy everything that will make life easier forthem, but for sure do not let them think:,_that wi'll stop them fromspending money on their thinking saving devic;es.

GREEDGod is greedy, he wants what he wants when he wants it and getsit.Butdoyou?Teach people to buy more than they want ~r need. Reinforce theidea that they n.eedto protect everything they own. OcCUpythemwith the ii:lea that they can never have enough of things and tha.tthe mere they have'the happier they will be. Show them howmuch their neighbors have and haw happy it makes them.

ENVYGod envies-he doesn't like competition and wantsevef}'thing forh'mself and gets it.Canyo_u?Teac;hp,eople that envy is th_e motivation that. will getpf;!oplewhere they want to go. Let people know how envious others alie ofthem-keep them buying lesuhey I.oseoLlt in the race for happi-ness, People want to spend money even though they arefearful-lthelpsthem feel powerful andimme>rtal.They.can own things, bein charge of things-all the time decaying and dying. '

PRIDEGod is prideful-he loves compliments., worship and gets it.

Genesis 43Doy~u7Give them.compliments.Make them more dependent on you."When Pride Cometh, then cometh shame."Pride-sometimes known as self-esteem-is rega:rded psycholog-icallyas.a positive and essential characteristic of mental health ...On the other hand/think-ing you are better than others lsnot, norIs co"ceit. .As a deadly sin, pride contains something more subtle: the simplepride. inyourself as human. For withinth-is thought there is a greatdanger: disre.gard for god-as-creator, the one who is responsiblefor all and owns Jilan I t i nd, hismost noble creation ... Thus, prideInthis sense is something akin to self-worship disregariing god asthe sele and complete cause of everything. It ignores the premisethat man owes everything tagod. But man also owns his gods.What a shame.Regardless of what most people might say, Freud and othersrecognized a primary narcissism in all human beings. In otherwords, a self-love or self-wcrshlp that precedes the so-celledGarden of Eden myth. Man wanted to be like g'od and aidn't wantto be' dependent ... This is the essenceef the fall . ..... as god pre-v~mtsman from eating from the tree of life, "Ies't they become likeone of us," immortal ...... The tree of knowledge gave man thepower of knowing, but the tree of life would place man completelyout of god's controL. Only god is allowed complete pride as ere-ator,not man.Helping others to harm themselves with pride is simple: just helpthem,take pleasure in their pride. Com,pliment them, assure themthat tbey are acting too humbly for their own best interest, Helpthem to show off. Reinforce theif i",.nate belief that they arebeyond destructlen. Suggest that they take rlsks-e-chartces whichhave a real element ofd-anger.


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Having fun andfeeling strongthe greatest Sin.

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