The book provides knowledge about feelings and their effect on the unconscious. This knowledge was acquired during more than 20 years of psychological counseling sessions in our own practice, in which we performed more than 8,000 hypnotisms. It deals with how and why our life is unconsciously controlled by our feelings. It explains the question why we cannot simply do everything the way we intend to do so, the way we want to do so. To what extent does our fate stem from this? Is there really a fate? Feelings in the unconscious decide whether I am chiefly happy or sad in my life, whether I am mainly successful or a loser in life, whether I am primarily content or discontent in life. How are feelings shaped in us as human beings? From what age do we humans have feelings and from when do these feelings take effect? Can feelings be transferred over generations? What role does a child’s upbringing play in the emotional world throughout a person's entire life? What would happen if the image of “good” authoritarian parenting were to crumble? Is a child’s upbringing perhaps a matter of suggestions and hypnosis unconsciously given to the child? Are well-intentioned pieces of advice also suggestions? What influence do upbringing and well-intentioned advice have on the quality of life in adulthood? To what extent do feelings influence the development of diseases, addictions, compulsions and certain behavior patterns? If feelings in the unconscious mind already determine whether one is mostly joyful or sad in life, is it reasonable to conclude that feelings can also cause depression, burnout and other diseases? From all these questions, the crucial question at some point arises: can I change the feelings in my unconscious so that I can be happy, content, successful and healthy in life? First of all: the answer is "yes"! This book presents an effective potential solution to that end.

The book provides knowledge about feelings and their effect on the unconscious. This knowledge was acquired during more than 20 years of psychological counseling sessions in our own practice, in which we performed more than 8,000 hypnotisms. It deals with how and why our life is unconsciously controlled by our feelings. It explains the question why we cannot simply do everything the way we intend to do so, the way we want to do so. To what extent does our fate stem from this? Is there really a fate? Feelings in the unconscious decide whether I am chiefly happy or sad in my life, whether I am mainly successful or a loser in life, whether I am primarily content or discontent in life. How are feelings shaped in us as human beings? From what age do we humans have feelings and from when do these feelings take effect? Can feelings be transferred over generations? What role does a child’s upbringing play in the emotional world throughout a person's entire life? What would happen if the image of “good” authoritarian parenting were to crumble? Is a child’s upbringing perhaps a matter of suggestions and hypnosis unconsciously given to the child? Are well-intentioned pieces of advice also suggestions? What influence do upbringing and well-intentioned advice have on the quality of life in adulthood? To what extent do feelings influence the development of diseases, addictions, compulsions and certain behavior patterns? If feelings in the unconscious mind already determine whether one is mostly joyful or sad in life, is it reasonable to conclude that feelings can also cause depression, burnout and other diseases? From all these questions, the crucial question at some point arises: can I change the feelings in my unconscious so that I can be happy, content, successful and healthy in life? First of all: the answer is "yes"! This book presents an effective potential solution to that end.

„... Die meiste Zeit hatte ich sie einigermaßen lieb – bis auf die Situationen, wo ich sie am liebsten geschüttelt hätte.“ In einfühlsamen, großteils heiteren Erzählungen schildert die Autorin Episoden ihrer gemeinsamen Zeit mit Tante Josefine, „Finchen“. Zunächst nur für sich selbst, Freunde und Familie geschrieben, haben diese Geschichten großes Potential, eine breitere Leserschaft zu erreichen. Beinahe jeder kennt so eine Tante, Oma, ältere Angehörige. Und „wer eine solche Tante hat“, wird sie in mancher Erzählung wiederfinden. So oder so ähnlich.

„... Die meiste Zeit hatte ich sie einigermaßen lieb – bis auf die Situationen, wo ich sie am liebsten geschüttelt hätte.“ In einfühlsamen, großteils heiteren Erzählungen schildert die Autorin Episoden ihrer gemeinsamen Zeit mit Tante Josefine, „Finchen“. Zunächst nur für sich selbst, Freunde und Familie geschrieben, haben diese Geschichten großes Potential, eine breitere Leserschaft zu erreichen. Beinahe jeder kennt so eine Tante, Oma, ältere Angehörige. Und „wer eine solche Tante hat“, wird sie in mancher Erzählung wiederfinden. So oder so ähnlich.