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In a world overflowing with convenience, distraction, and desire, The Ties That Blind Us exposes the quiet vices that bind the modern soul - not through force, but through comfort. Drawing from decades of experience in clinical psychology, education, and faith-based counseling, Dr. Michael Francis unravels the hidden connections between our cravings and our suffering. Technology, gluttony, alcohol, drugs, lust, greed, and pride - each begins as relief and ends as restraint. These are not just temptations; they are the ties that slowly blind us to who we were created to be. Through powerful personal accounts, clinical clarity, and spiritual wisdom, Dr. Francis reveals that vice is not a moral failure but a symptom - a signal of misalignment between mind, body, and spirit. He shows how healing begins not in punishment, but in awareness, patience, and the courage to return to balance. Each chapter dismantles a different illusion - from the promise of technology's connection to the false comfort of addiction - while leading readers toward what Francis calls realignment: the restoration of our natural rhythm with ourselves, others, and God. This is not a book about perfection or purity. It is about return - about remembering the voice within that still knows peace. Because when we untie what blinds us, we finally begin to see.

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