EMOTIONAL PRISONER

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About Jose Villegas III

Jose Villegas III was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana in humble beginnings. He's the son of a native Puerto Rican who abandoned the family while he was still a baby.

He grew up on welfare but found he wasn't faring well. As a result of childhood teasing and name calling, Jose decided to drop out of school in the 8 th grade. At the age of 17, he decided to join the U.S. Army on the “buddy plan.” The “buddy” changed his plans, so Jose decided to go ahead anyway as he had planned. It was a means of escape from his environment where failure was the norm. He devoted six years of his life in service to his country.

After being honorably discharged from the Army, Jose returned home hoping for a fresh start. He found nothing at home had changed. Jose then packed his bags and headed east to Washington, DC with only a one-way ticket and $98.00 to his name. He roomed with an old Army friend, landed a well paying job and felt he was on his way.

Then, one day, Jose was introduced to crack cocaine and the gates of hell swung wide open. He became helpless, hopeless and homeless. Where once he commanded an income of almost $1,000.00 a week, he found himself reduced to begging for change. He knows what it feels like to lose everything but of all the things he lost, he missed his mind the most, he lost his sanity.

As of the writing of this bio, Jose has been sober and clean from drugs and alcohol for over 12 years. He returned to school to better himself and has written a powerful book called; Emotional Prisoner: Trapped Behind the Bars of My Thoughts. Jose discovered that it was his negative emotions that were driving his life. According to Jose, “ When we allow negative emotions to run our lives, they turn our minds into jail cells where our spirits serve time.” Today, Jose is an enthusiastic and inspirational speaker who carries a message of honesty to a world choking on lies.

Emotional Prisoner, trapped behind the bars of my thoughts, is a word picture of how I lived my life. These pictures are trapped in one's mind by their emotions and the only way to get free is by unlocking them with the key of Honesty. There's a difference between honesty and truth. Truth is what you know and honesty is telling what you know. We must tell the truth about ourselves because we are as sick as our secrets. What do I know about being an emotional prisoner? I'm a recovering sex addict, drug addict, shop-a-holic, alcoholic, people pleaser, and chronic overeater. What drove all of my addictions were my negative emotions. I've been on Zoloft and Prozac, which helped me to serve time in my own mind. Today I'm not on any medication as a direct result of the work I've done mentally. My Book will show you how the emotional prison is created and how to parole yourself from the prison of your mind. It's a powerful and life changing book.

Mental Salvation

Jose's newest release takes us one step further along the path of personal freedom and creating the lives we truly desire. Learning to be aware of our minds and how what we think and believe creates the experiences we have is the road to freedom, abundance, joy, healthy relationships and living heaven here on earth! This book is sure to provide new ways of looking at your life and supporting you in recognizing the power of your mind-- which is the way the creative power of life is manifested by us!

Benefits of Reading These Books:

*That the mind makes a great servant, but a terrible master

*It's how to free yourself from the prison of your mind because

we hold the key to our own freedom by choice

*We are not our minds; we are our souls that use the mind to create.

*Emotional Prisoner is a book written to teach people how to

parole themselves from the prison of their minds

*Many are walking around with a mind that doesn't like them

*Stay aware of the moment; you will see your mind