Drowning: The Matrix of Learned Law

by Pamela Jackson

Whether we want it to or not, our thought process evolves daily, one way or another, developing new strands to the matrix of Learned Law at a high multiplying rate. The compounding issue is that this matrix is not tangible nor is it visible to the naked eye, so becoming lost within it can occur without notice. It doesnÕt happen all at once. It is more like being in quick sand that is slowly sucking the individual under until they are drowning. They become so accustomed to performing or reacting in the same way, to situations theyÕve evaluated to be equal, until they can no longer perceive or feel a shift and change. This shifting or changing [in circumstances] warrants new behavior (renewed thinking). This book is a direct attack against the mental invasion of incarcerating thought patterns impairing an individualÕs future as well as an empowering, spirited message to every reader that they not only have the right, but the obligation, to change their mind.

109 pages, Paperback

Published February 17, 2011