Doctor of truth, the life of David R. Hawkins

Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Preface
Prologue: The Dilemma of Existence
PART I Early Years (1927-1946)
Chapter 1: The Beautiful, the Good, and the True
	Socialite Elopes with Musician
	Art, Morals, and Science
	Spirituality and Religion
	Bullies and Girls
Chapter 2: Early Spiritual Experiences
	An Entrepreneurial Spirit
	The Infinite Presence
	From Religionist to Atheist
	Early Escapades and His First Drink
Chapter 3: Second World War
	Aboard the Minesweeper
	On the Streets of Shanghai
PART II Doctor of the Mind (1946-1965)
Chapter 4: Psychoanalysis
	Debunking the Proof of God
	Medical School
	Freud, Rado, and the Lion
Chapter 5: Early Influences
	Bill W. and Alcoholics Anonymous
	Tiebout’s Ego and the Process of Surrender
Chapter 6: Hell
	The Addict’s Mind
	Zen
	Descent into Hell
Chapter 7: Transformation
	Spiritual Conversion
	Psychic Powers
PART III Healer (1965-1979)
Chapter 8: New Psychiatry
	North Nassau Clinic
	A Brief History in Mental Health Treatment
	Orthomolecular Psychiatry
Chapter 9: Clinical Success
	A Community for Recovery
	Notoriety
Chapter 10: The Healer and His Critics
	The Healer’s Way
	Perils of Innovation
Chapter 11: Many Lives
	Mill River Estate
	Dancing, Death, and Dying
Chapter 12: A Constant Quest
	Woodstock and Psychedelics
	The Human Potential Movement
Chapter 13: Self-Healing
	Physician, Heal Thyself
	Letting Go of Negative Emotions
	A Course in Healing
PART IV Transitions (1979-1995 )
Chapter 14: Out West
	Sedona
	Monastery for One
	A Reclusive Yet Active Life
	The Miraculous Continues
Chapter 15: Temptations
	A Teacher’s Shadow
	The Void
	High Pass
Chapter 16: New Beginnings
	A Miraculous Tragedy
	Creative Mind
	The Physician Returns
	Luck of the Third Adventure
PART V Teacher (1995-Present)
Chapter 17: Map of Consciousness
	Strong or Weak
	Creating the Map
	Power versus Force
Chapter 18: A Teacher Emerges
	Final Doorway
	A Huge Spiritual Mountain
	Bulwark of Knowledge
	His Community
Chapter 19: A Closer Look at David R. Hawkins
Notes
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
About the Author