For author Joan H. Carter, the religious experience is so embarrassing, egotistical, and degrading, all at the same time, no one wants anyone else to know what he or she is experiencing. In her thought-provoking new book, ANA, she unveils a complete study of the subconscious through personal, superhuman or supernatural experiences. ANA is an autobiography-documentary written specifically for its scientific value, regardless of its religious content. To date, medical science only has bits and pieces of acquired information in reference to our inner intelligence, and that knowledge has been accumulated over the years from people like the author, people who have had subconscious awakenings and experienced other supernatural phenomenon. Yet no one has ever come forth with a volume of all the pieces to the subconscious puzzle put in place. That's why medical science is still in the dark: there's only so much they can learn from bits and pieces. To unveil the subconscious successfully, Carter takes you through the relevant instances in her life which led to a religious experience. As you embark on this enlightening journey, all the missing pieces to the subconscious puzzle will make themselves clear--through the various subconscious teachings--completing a vivid picture that has never been revealed before. Paying close attention to every meticulous detail, the author works hard to report precisely what she had experienced, and nothing more for sensationalism or less because of pride. More than just a true story, ANA is an autobiography-documentary written for the sake of truth, about an average woman and her life, reported simply and accurately by the woman who lived it...