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The Biotagonists - Bioenergemal Communication BELC

by Alejandro Cuevas-Sosa

486 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); English & Spanish language; catalogue #06-3153; ISBN 1-4251-1394-x; US$32.50, C$37.38, EUR25.34, £16.80

This book explains the features of the features of the human bioenergeme (spirit?), of the bioenergemal (spiritual?) unit, bioenergy (life?), conscience (bioenergeme?) and death, and their cultural and scientific implications for humanity.

About the Book

The author started with the hypothesis that conscience is everything (and everysence) that the human bioenergeme knows and understands about itself, about the neuromindego and about all (and allsence) that surrounds it, and this is reflected in human behaviour.

Moreover, he made himself the basic question about what are all the bioscenes and bioimages of the neuromindego made of. Arising while sleeping (dreams), watching, even those shaped either during deep relaxation or during similar procedures. He also made the consideration that life may be seen as an energetic phenomenon caused by a specific bioforce or bioenergy. Bioenergy (life) is capable of manifesting or organizing itself as an independent form, as well as interacting with matter-energy forming thus the biomatter. Bioenergy, just like any other type of energy, following the law of bioconservation of bioenergy, it can neither be created nor destroyed, but in all processes is transformed from one state (i.e. as biomatter) to another (i.e. as bioenergeme or as free bioenergy). "Then, there should be no problem so that others understand what we are saying', said an invited bioenergeme.
Years later, other invited bioenergeme said: 'Another relevant aspect is that the initial question with which you initiated your research, about how the bioscenes of dreams are made seems very profound and intuitive to me. I truly agree with you, it is profound knowledge; it is a concern that comes from the inside that essentially is alwys the same even though the way it is expressed is different. What you have done with the initial question to begin this research comes from the bioenergeme; it is a bioenrgemal intuition. For that reason, your propposed questioning was quite original and that is why it is a very hard task. Some questions are best avoided, sometimes through comfort and others through ignorance'.

About the Author

Alejandro Cuevas-Sosa was born in Tautepec, Morelos, México, in 1939. He studied medicine at the Univesidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico (UNAM) in Mexico City. After a master's degree (human genetics) at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, he returned to Mexico to specialize in psychoanalysis at UNAM.

Dr. Cuevas-Sosa is a well known psychoanalyst and psychotherapist in his own country, where he has practised for over thirty years. His reputation in Mexico and abroad is supported by numerous publications, including academic papers, essays, newspaper and magazine articles and books in both Spanish and English. Their topics range from basic genetics and medical genetics to cognitive behaviourism, and from individual and family therapy to group psychotherapy. Moreover, the research into the conscience gave rise to the discovery and conceptual formulation, exploration, advance, change and evolution of the bioenergemal communication, the bioenergy, the bioenergeme and the bioenergemal unit, as based, discussed and exemplified in depth in this academic work, just a summary of the extent research done. He has also published a novel.

The author has already prepared the up to date third edition of ' How do religious figures induce the establishment of sects?' to be published in the near future, this is a landmark in the evolving of the present volume. He has also prepared a third book to complete the biioenergemal trilogy.

The author is a member of the Academia Mexicana de Ciensas, and founder and director of the Instituto Nacional de Psicoanálisis, Psicoterapia e Hipnosis (INPPHAC), in Mexico City.