Discover Why and How Buddha Failed
• Expose Buddha’s self-esteem games and strategies.
Discern the difference between material and spiritual ego.
• Explore how Buddhism can be harmful in spiritual areas.
Recognize how merit alone cannot save you.
• Understand the true cause of suffering.
Expose Buddha’s Path of Superiority
• One can make the case that the primary purpose of Buddha’s legends, myths, and stories is to present Buddha as superior to others.
• Other considerations, such as teaching, are secondary.
• We do not care about Buddha or his reputation one way or the other. However, we care if people take the false path of putting spiritual ego over material ego.
Avoid Spiritual Mistakes
• Learn not to make the spiritual mistakes that Buddha made.
• The book’s message is simple: use Buddhism to help get rid of your material ego and reject the false path of spiritual ego Buddhism promotes.
Discover the True Path to Enlightenment
• See how Buddhism can be helpful in material areas.
• We suggest you take the need for getting rid of the material ego from Buddhism and the need for getting rid of the spiritual ego from Taoism and Christianity.
• Combine the two, and you will be close to the right spiritual path.
Much More
• Uncover and examine Buddha’s contradictions.
• Avoid five spiritual failures.
• Avoid false spirituality.
• Find true humility, goodness, and spirituality.
• Learn about the right path and how to stay on it.
• Explore how self-esteem will lead you astray as it did Buddha.
• Learn to commit to non-doing instead of claiming.
• Refuse to worship Buddha in any way or form.
• Refuse to follow Buddha’s bad example.
• Recognize why God is important and pantheism is to be rejected.
• Recognize that Buddha was about spiritual self-esteem and pride.
• Discover your true and false human natures.
• Discover more than twenty-five reasons why Buddha failed.
• Finally, understand idols and idolatry.
• Finally, understand oneness and how it exists in life.
Don’t Fail at Life as Buddha Failed!
After more than twenty-five years in the counseling field, Mr. FitzMaurice has refined many principles and methods of counseling. He now puts those principles and methods into book form to share them with a wider audience, so more people can benefit than he can reach in person. He has more than forty books, most of which are available worldwide from Amazon and other sources.
Mr. FitzMaurice has a variety of formal and advanced training in counseling, which includes Addictions Counseling, Family Therapy, advanced Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT), Transactional Analysis (TA), and over 1,650 hours of diverse training for continuing education units (CEUs).
To make the best use of that extensive training, he takes an integrative approach, grounding himself in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (REBT and CBT) and using the other theories to build upon that one core theory, rather than focusing on multiple theories and mastering none of them.
His writings and interests focus on philosophy, psychology, recovery, self-help, and spirituality.