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In the powerful and transformative book, "The Aborted Male: Restoring Personal Power," Yusuf S. Saleem presents a comprehensive roadmap for men to reclaim their stolen personal power and restore themselves to wholeness. This empowering workbook and lifestyle guide not only offers men the tools and strategies they need to break free from the chains of cultural conditioning, but also serves as a beacon of hope for the daughters, sisters, mothers, and other women who love and support these men on their journey towards restoration. In today's society, many men feel aimless, weakened, and…mehr

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In the powerful and transformative book, "The Aborted Male: Restoring Personal Power," Yusuf S. Saleem presents a comprehensive roadmap for men to reclaim their stolen personal power and restore themselves to wholeness. This empowering workbook and lifestyle guide not only offers men the tools and strategies they need to break free from the chains of cultural conditioning, but also serves as a beacon of hope for the daughters, sisters, mothers, and other women who love and support these men on their journey towards restoration. In today's society, many men feel aimless, weakened, and disconnected from their true essence. The constellations of stolen personal power have left them wandering, searching for a sense of purpose and identity. With deep empathy and profound insight, Yusuf S. Saleem explores the societal pressures, cultural influences, and personal wounds that have contributed to this loss of personal power. "The Aborted Male" serves as a guiding light, illuminating the path towards reclaiming personal power and cultivating a preferred character. Through a series of introspective exercises, thought-provoking reflections, and practical techniques, men are invited to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery, healing, and personal empowerment. From unraveling the tangled webs of conditioned beliefs and toxic masculinity to embracing vulnerability and emotional intelligence, each chapter is designed to help men reclaim their authentic selves and restore the constellations of personal power that have been stolen from them. But this book is not only for men-- it is a source of inspiration and understanding for the women who love them. Daughters, sisters, mothers, and partners can find solace and guidance within these pages as they support the men in their lives on their path towards restoration. By embracing the principles and practices outlined in "The Aborted Male," women can play an integral role in creating a nurturing and empowering environment that fosters the growth and cultivation of the men they hold dear. With deep reverence for the complexity of the human experience, Yusuf S. Saleem intertwines wisdom from various disciplines, including psychology, spirituality, philosophy, and sociology, to provide a holistic approach to personal transformation. This comprehensive workbook and guidebook addresses not only the external challenges men face but also the internal battles that prevent them from fully stepping into their power. By cultivating self-awareness, emotional resilience, and a deep connection to one's purpose, men can rise above societal limitations and create lives of meaning, authenticity, and fulfillment. "The Aborted Male" is a call to action, a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, and a guidebook for men and the women who love them. It is a powerful resource for anyone seeking personal empowerment, restoration, and the cultivation of a preferred character. Through its pages, men and women alike will discover the transformative power of reclaiming stolen personal power and restoring themselves to wholeness.
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Yusuf S. Saleem, a human restoration specialist with over 40 years of experience in behavioral and mental health, has dedicated his life to dismantling cultural conditioning that perpetuates negativity and inhibits personal growth. Born into an environment beset by systemic challenges including misogyny, poverty, and violence, Yusuf experienced firsthand the damaging effects of societal ills. Overcoming his own struggles with self-hate and depression, he developed a profound understanding of the need for healing on a personal and societal level. As a seasoned counselor, therapist, and mental health worker, Yusuf has focused on reversing what he refers to as "tactical strategies of the modern-day Pharaohs," societal constructs that contribute to dysfunction and destruction, especially towards males. Recognizing the limitations of traditional evidence-based behavioral, addiction, and mental health interventions, he pursued a broader, more holistic understanding of societal issues and healing. Having worked earlier as a Mental Health Program State Auditor and having the unique opportunity to be chosen and work earlier as a Pennsylvania Governor's Management Intern, Yusuf saw first-hand the complexities of bureaucracy and the shortcomings of institutional responses to community needs. A few of these experiences became some of the groundwork leading to his holistic vision. Earlier in his career to better understand how people learn and are influenced, Yusuf studied Instructional Media at West Chester university. And later to work and function as a Behavioral Health Professional and Change Agent, he studied and earned a Master of Human Services degree from Lincoln University in 1990. The foundations of each area of study gave Yusuf a better way to comprehend the interrelationships of different systems, sciences, and institutions, which lead to his ideas of Human Restoration. His unique approach views personal and social problems through the lens of 'Oneness' or 'Tawhid', acknowledging the interconnectivity of various fields. In his quest for understanding, Yusuf explores the intersections of social and behavioral sciences, biology, emotional intelligence, neurosciences, philosophy, interfaith religious practices, mathematics, food science, addiction, marketing, government, athletics, Applied Behavioral Analysis, and both classic and contemporary literature. >