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Harland - Word Controlled Humans - A Brief History (1981) - redgonzo - 03-19-2008 01:02 PM
This is John Harland's monumental book Word Controlled Humans - A Brief History (1981) which focuses on processes that turn individual humans into monstrous group organisms which usually end with disastrous consequences. It examines "civil" and "religious" groups growing into powers by destruction of individual souls and control of individual will which ultimately ends in endless horror and suffering of millions who decide to "sell their souls" to some charismatic leader or an almighty deity. Concerned primarily with the word conditioning that now dominates America and Europe, it highlights the need to first remove the obstructions from our own eyes - before trying to correct the faults of others. The history and current practices in our own conditioning are examined from a new perspective. Word Controlled Humans is a book for those who want to be individuals but are forced every day to conform to the will of others in order to be part of the "hive". There is none of the usual summing up that "we, as a group" should take some vague corrective action. Instead, a clear possibility for individuals to take effective action is spelled out in precise detail. Every intelligent person is already highly concerned with the problem presented here and there is simply no intelligent person who will not have his mind stretched or at least stimulated to a sharper perception. Find out how resistance to borg-like mentality is not futile but instead leads us to a whole new concept of life. 110 pages. A must read for everyone.
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