How do I intervene in the life of a family member using subliminal programs as a tool?
In his forward to the book Ethical Issues in Behavior Modification*, Social Sciences Professor Albert Bandura points out that “serving as arbiter of ethical matters is no easy task”. This is certainly true for what we strive to accomplish and given the choice, I’m sure anyone in the self-help industry who understands this statement from experience would rather not impose their will but would rather be providers of methods for the willing. To openly work with people as they seek to mold other people unaware is not the aim of InnerGear nor should it be the overall aim of any group dedicated to personal transformation (keying in on the word ‘personal’ it could even be argued that a person is best helped at the outset by allowing them to decide) although there are exceptions and that’s what we hope to cover here, along with some basic ethical guidelines for thinking about imposed interventions. That this personal deciding, even when it originates from the subject, is open even to testing i
