What It Means to Be Human and What That Has to Do with the Ineffable

This is a book for those deconstructing their religious, nationalistic, socioeconomic, and occupational identities, and the subsequent stories we've come to believe about what kind of world we live in. For those searching for meaning in the here and now, to those ready to rediscover and redefine what it means to be human. From ancient mythology to neuroscience, this book attempts to grapple with the human experience across culture, politics, and religious demographics. If the choice is to be correct or compassionate, to be consecrated or complete, to be content or conscious, the choice is simple, but not easy.