The Crazy Making Disease

About the Book

Racism has been called our nation’s “evil weed”—it has been a root of so many problems in our culture. This book offers a suggestive hologram in which to solve this problem. If we can address this fundamental systemic problem of racism, we can surgically remove the main problem of ambiguous identity that is creating such havoc for us. At the root of racism is a spiritual element that if investigated, discovered and applied, may reverse the dysfunctional conditioning factors that fragment our society. The book invites the reader to look at some of the conditioners of racism and to uncover some semantic and spiritual strategies that will lead to racial healing. It’s the author’s dream that this will help to create positive mental health around racism.

About the Author

Christopher Bear Beam, MA is a Buddhist, a mystic and a seeker of universal truths. He has been on an inner spiritual path of self-awareness for the last eleven years. His work has been in the social services and pastoral counseling field for the past thirty years. It’s his hope that The Invisible Warrior may offer a transformational and integrative narrative of healing for the Vietnam Era generation, Veterans, and others who are looking for healing from trauma.