Publisher's Synopsis
I believe psychologists and psychiatrists are barking up the wrong tree. We do suffer from psychological problems or mental problems directly, but we do suffer from emotional problems. It is now accepted that we are born with most, if not all, our emotions fixed. Therefore, our emotional state must be hereditary, some good and some not so good. But we must not blame our parents, because they have been burdened also. The way we are reared will affect the strength of these emotions. I believe that people with "psychological" problems could recover much quicker if this theory is explained to them.
