The academic book "Inner Spiritual Freedom and Suggestive Influence" by Heiko Faber offers an in-depth analysis of the concepts of inner freedom and influence through suggestive techniques. Published in 1968, the work addresses topics from the fields of economics and law, particularly in the context of general legal science. With a paperback cover and 234 pages, the book is aimed at readers interested in the interactions between individual decision-making freedom and external influences. The text's German language makes it accessible to a broad audience that wishes to engage with the philosophical and legal aspects of spiritual freedom. The book was published in Germany and serves as a valuable resource for students, professionals, and those interested in the ethical and legal questions surrounding influence in a societal context.