Struggle for Your Mind: Conscious Evolution and the Battle to Control How We Think

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. Explores the tactics used to control consciousness, such as misinformation, debt systems, fear conditioning and the distraction of entertainment and technology . Reveals the emerging mechanisms for neurogenetic evolution within our brains that will enable us to throw off the shackles of mental control . Explains how to break through the barriers inhibiting conscious evolution and restore our connection with Nature and the Divine Within society there exists a silent war. The battlefield is our everyday lives: our education, our work, our leisure, our emotional and spiritual well-being and our thinking and perceptions. Our very sense of "reality" is deliberately engineered to work against conscious evolution and preserve social norms. In short, we are all part of a war of consciousness. And the opportunity is at hand for us to win. Assessing the ways modern societies limit consciousness and keep humanity obedient and distracted from their inner lives, Kingsley Dennis presents an eye-opening investigation of the way our minds have been programmed to preserve incumbent power structures and their rules. He exposes the tactics employed for thousands of years by the elite to control our minds, including misinformation and propaganda, debt systems, consumerism, religious doctrine, scientific authority, economic "uncertainties," fear of terrorist attacks and armageddon, distraction through entertainment and technology, as well as the false belief that we are separate from Nature and the Divine. Despite these obstacles, humanity is awakening to culture's imposed limits on perception through an accelerating rise in collective empathy and awareness. Exploring the biology of consciousness, Dennis reveals the emerging mechanisms for neurogenetic evolution within the brains of gifted individuals, psychics and visionaries and the coming increases in solar and magnetic energies that will activate them within all of us. Explaining how we can free up mental and emotional energy to break through the barriers inhibiting conscious evolution, he shows that by taking back our minds and changing the way we think, we can restore our connection with Nature and the Divine and lead humanity into a new age of harmony and awareness.

Kingsley L. Dennis is a sociologist, writer and cofounder of WorldShift International. The author of New Consciousness for a New World, he spends his time between Andalusia, Spain and the United Kingdom.

"Explaining how we can free up mental and emotional energy to break through the barriers inhibiting conscious evolution, he shows that by taking back our minds and changing the way we think, we can restore our connection with Nature and the Divine and lead humanity into a new age of harmony and awareness." * Earth Star Magazine, June 2012 * "The Struggle for Your Mind is a must for metaphysical and new age spirituality collections, very much recommended thinking." * Midwest Book Review, July 2012 * "Dr. Dennis reflects on social engineering techniques and modern technoculture, and encourages us to rise above fear and helplessness to make positive changes in ourselves and the world around us." * Nexus Magazine, August 2012 * "Exploring the biology of consciousness, Dennis reveals the emerging mechanisms for neurogenetic evolution within the brains of gifted individuals, psychics and visionaries, and the coming increases in solar and magnetic energies that will activate them within all of us. Explaining how we can free up mental and emotional energy to break through the barriers inhibiting conscious evolution, he shows that by taking back our minds and changing the way we think, we can restore our connection with nature and the Divine and lead humanity into a new age of harmony and awareness. This is a revolutionary call to overthrow society's mental controls and expand consciousness for the greater good of humanity." * Aznet News, August 2012 * "...a brief, practical guide to winning back your mind - simple, intuitive practices to quell fear and alienation, while promoting spontaneous, benign mutation." * Mac Graham, Whole Life Times, December 2012 *