Spiritual Dilemma -- Anatomical Dissection of Anxiety and Depression: Anatomical Dissection of Anxiety and Depression

Author: KENJIRO OHARA
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Everyone experiences worry and depression. Losing loved ones, setbacks, exam failures, and worries follow one after another. Some people remain immersed in sadness, and when they encounter a setback, they attempt suicide, ending their lives simply. Depression and neurosis are more common among serious and stubborn people. This book focuses on depression and neurosis, analyzing the psychological aspects of depression, explaining how to overcome it, and how to transition to a positive life. Neurosis was originally not considered a disease but merely "excessive concern about one's physical condition." Therefore, objectively speaking; neurosis is less severe than depression but harder to treat. Depression can often heal naturally without treatment, whereas many neuroses persist for ten or twenty years. Most depressed individuals, due to living an anti-social life, rarely engage in anti-social behavior despite their capabilities, yet they still lead a life of inaction.