DYNAMIC
COGNITION - A NEW
PHILOSOPHY OF TRUE SELF
BY STEVEN PAUL WARREN
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Dynamic Cognition
is a part of a metaphysical philosophy which I created in 2001
with The DC Effect focusing on one essential element of my philosophy
which is that of connecting with TRUE SELF. How we access and
then express what we discover in our unfolding lives from a sustained
connection with True Self is introduced in this recording from
2003.
Steven's
book 'Dynamic Cognition - The DC Effect in Your Life' will
be published later this year in March 2016
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in your life from the moment you were born.
In
preparation you can listen to the recording free here on Steven's
website by visiting the RECORDINGS
section for a Free Download.
The
structure of the philosopy for those who wish to not just focus
on the day to day elements of the DC Effect operating in our lives
can be explored from the dedicated website below. This website
is designed for practitioners and researchers to examine, discuss
and apply in their chosen fields of practice.
www.DCEffect.com
Official Website for The Philosophy of Dynamic Cognition
which underpins The DC Effect by Steven Warren
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to the original recording from 2003.
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