Becoming Human Again

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It is time to infuse culture with consciousness and at the same time, discuss reality and what's really happening outside the world of infotainment as shown by mass media. It is time to mix East and West, right brain and left brain and become the "contemporary man" that Carl Jung was talking about. The contemporary mind uses consciousness and logical thinking and hence, becomes a sustainable, aware, responsible being. This is what we need to achieve and soon! We need to shift from left to right and blend intuition with logic, heart with mind, consciousness with rationality. T

“A brilliant and scathing expose of the factors in modern society that enslave us both mentally and physically…You will learn what subtle and not-so-subtle forces are at work to fill your mouth with poison, control the thoughts in your head, and steal the time you need to make life worth living and to enjoy the fruits of your labor.” ~ Howard Patterson, Reviewer

“As without, so within. As within, so without. We can be so much more than androids. Awaken the hibernating human essence.” These few, deceptively simple, sentences might be said to sum up Suzanne Meier’s new book, Becoming Human Again: From Sheeple to People. In it, she points out what dehumanized and empty lives most people lead and strenuously encourages readers to escape society’s predictive programming and instead start thinking for themselves.

“We have let our insides wither and rot,” claims Meier, “and therefore the outer world resembles this.”

By turning within, instead of toward shopping, entertainment, political groups, or any of the myriad mind- and life-numbing distractions available to us twenty-four hours a day, Meier says we can activate the human core again. She affirms that a life disconnected from the inner, from nature, and from others causes grief. To sum it up, she quips, “The masses choose screens over greens.”

Chapters include “Our Way of Life Isn’t Sustaining Us,” “Work Isn’t Working,” “Relationships Don’t Relate,” “Food Gone Wrong,” and “Dumbed Down – Deliberately.” Meier also addresses what she calls “The Governmental Veil” and concludes with “Becoming Human Again,” from which the book’s title comes.

She notes that for those who are not naturally inclined to explore the inner life, understanding the issues laid out in Becoming Human Again may be a huge motivator to first disconnect and then to embrace change. She also discusses the provocative idea that wealth and spirituality can co-exist, and that when they do, individuals have won the gamble of living.

Affirms Meier, “According to Lao Tzu, knowing others is wisdom; knowing yourself is Enlightenment.”

Becoming Human Again offers that first precious step towards realization.

Author: Born in Switzerland, Suzanne has lived in six countries, but for most of her life in the United States. After being caught in an act of war and experiencing a key spiritual experience in Sri Lanka, she began an in-depth search for truth, healing, and spiritual awakening. Through discernment, intuition, and research, she has learned to connect the dots between perceived reality and what truly is.

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