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The Human Paradox: Conflict, Consciousness, and the Future of Civilisation
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- ISBN8232336561
- EAN9798232336561
- Date de parution02/11/2025
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- ÉditeurHamza elmir
Résumé
Are we destined to destroy ourselves-or rise above our nature?In The Human Paradox, Paul R Evans embarks on a sweeping journey through history, psychology, religion, and philosophy to examine the forces that shape our collective destiny. From ancient epics like The Iliad and The Mahabharata to the insights of Carl Jung, Gnostic mystics, and modern neuroscience, this book challenges readers to confront the inner and outer conflicts that define the human condition.
With clarity, conviction, and a deep sense of urgency, this provocative work explores whether humanity can transcend its cycles of war, pride, and fear-and what it would take to evolve truly. The Human Paradox is both a sobering reflection on our past and a hopeful call to consciousness about our future.
With clarity, conviction, and a deep sense of urgency, this provocative work explores whether humanity can transcend its cycles of war, pride, and fear-and what it would take to evolve truly. The Human Paradox is both a sobering reflection on our past and a hopeful call to consciousness about our future.
Are we destined to destroy ourselves-or rise above our nature?In The Human Paradox, Paul R Evans embarks on a sweeping journey through history, psychology, religion, and philosophy to examine the forces that shape our collective destiny. From ancient epics like The Iliad and The Mahabharata to the insights of Carl Jung, Gnostic mystics, and modern neuroscience, this book challenges readers to confront the inner and outer conflicts that define the human condition.
With clarity, conviction, and a deep sense of urgency, this provocative work explores whether humanity can transcend its cycles of war, pride, and fear-and what it would take to evolve truly. The Human Paradox is both a sobering reflection on our past and a hopeful call to consciousness about our future.
With clarity, conviction, and a deep sense of urgency, this provocative work explores whether humanity can transcend its cycles of war, pride, and fear-and what it would take to evolve truly. The Human Paradox is both a sobering reflection on our past and a hopeful call to consciousness about our future.