Sanity: Humanism Is a Dualism

Western irrationality is the symptom. Nondual recognition is the cure. What becomes of objectivity when the separation between observer and observed is an illusion? Sanity shows why this is no abstract puzzle. Our mistaken ideas about reason, consciousness, and ourselves are turning public debate into a contest in moral certainty. Nonduality matters far beyond personal well-being. Our planet has enough resources for everyone when used and distributed sensibly.
Why, then, are we edging toward World War III? The deeper scarcity is philosophical. Bad ideas don't stay in books. Sanity exposes their source. See how garbled humanism creates the problems it intends to solve Untangle the dualistic illusion behind Western moral absolutism Learn why logic and intuition belong together The post-religious West has not escaped dogma. It mistakes its own perspective for objectivity.
The result is moral certitude without self-knowledge: people convinced of their compassion and rationality while making life harder for those they intend to help. Science cannot give us a philosophy of life. That does not reduce philosophy to taste. Nonduality is not a belief to adopt but the fact that gives reason its grounding. Sanity offers a clearer way to judge, disagree, and live with others-and a saner chance of protecting what matters before bad ideas destroy it.
For philosophy enthusiasts drawn to cross-cultural synthesis and anyone concerned with Earth's future."What a great analysis of the current state of affairs, and entertaining as well! The author expresses things I had only intuited but couldn't put into words. I absolutely recommend it to everyone who wants to understand the heart of the problem of our society, and the change in understanding of reality we need to fix it.
A powerful book for sure!"-Amazon customer