What Compels You?

alone-crowdHave you ever wondered who you really are and what compels you to do the things you do?

This life-altering workshop and book offer a new way of looking at the mind and how it creates rules and laws that seemingly run our lives. Get a glimpse of how your mind functions by obeying the laws and commandments dictated by the false mental forces that the author calls the creator god, we-god and i-god.

Who Am I?” is a program hosted by Dr. Allen Carter, Ph.D., ABPP with the purpose of awakening to absolute truth.

LIVE Workshops With Dr. Carter eventbrite

Dr. Allen Carter, Ph.D., ABPP, host of the award-winning program, “Who Am I?” is now conducting live workshops in Atlanta. These 4-hour sessions will allow participants to interactively engage with Dr. Carter in a question/answer format, as the group journeys on a spiritual quest towards Absolute Truth. Have your most profound questions about life, death and beyond addressed. WARNING: This workshop ventures where few dare to go. 

No belief is safe! No belief goes unquestioned!

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Meet Your Host, Dr. Carter

As a child, sitting around the dinner table with my family, I was the one who always asked questions usually to the disgust of my sisters and brother. This desire to question, to always seek the unknown is an integral part of my life’s journey and propels me to explore the inner realm of the mind and come to that which needs no question because it is the answer – the only answer.

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What Is This Thing Called I?”

bookcover“What Is This Thing Called I?” Dr. Carter’s theory surpasses many of the more traditional psychological approaches of the mind by taking the reader into the inner structure of the psychological mechanism that attempts to keep us from knowing our true identity.

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Thank God Almighty, We Are Free At Last

These are the stirring words delivered by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as he concluded his famous I Have A Dream speech in August 1963. The speech is often considered to be one of the greatest speeches of the 20th Century because it describes freedom as the world where blacks and whites join as brothers and sisters.

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