This is a genre-busting work. It is part memoir, containing personal anecdotes, part analysis or criticism, and part poetry or parable. In the end, it seeks to hold to its promise as a meditation. Thematically the book focuses on the widespread propaganda and hypnosis our society endures, propaganda and hypnosis mainly outside of awareness. The author seeks not to talk about these subjects (didacticism) but to engage the reader in a process of discovery, leading to action and change. You will learn: * That the author is the private sector individual who caused the stop of radical propaganda shortly after "911"; * That what most Americans accept as true about US prisons is radically false-purely propaganda; * That 'parental alienation' is the norm, not the exception, in some US jurisdictions; * Through documentation supplied by the author, that one of the individuals most honored in modern psychology was, in fact, a plagiarist and "con man"; * and more... (2nd printing corrects minor typographical errors)