Here on Earth, some of the most complex arrangements of matter in the known universe have come
into existence. Life in all its diversity developed. And the most wondrous of nature's
achievements is the human mind. With our conscious ability to comprehend and
thus manage the relationship between cause and effect, we have achieved so
much. We've been truly inspired as we cured disease and sent man to the moon and
yet despite our species' magnificent mental capabilities and undeniable
capacity for immense sensitivity and love, behind each wondrous scientific
achievement and every sensitive artistic expression and compassionate act, lies the
shadow of humanity's darker side. An unspeakable history of greed, hatred, rape, torture
murder and war.
A propensity for shocking deeds of violence, depravity, indifference and
cruelty.
Historically we have simply excused the darker aspects of our nature as a relic
of a competitive and aggressive animal past. Where the instinct to survive and
reproduce genes dictated behaviour. But is this not just a convenient excuse we
used while we searched for the real reason for our divisive nature?
After all, words used to describe human behaviour such as egocentric, arrogant,
inspired, depressed, deluded, optimistic, pessimistic, hateful, immoral,
guilt-ridden, evil, psychotic, neurotic or alienated all recognise the
involvement of our species' fully conscious thinking mind. They demonstrate that
there is a psychological dimension to our behaviour — that we don't suffer from a
genetic, opportunism-driven, animal condition. We suffer from the
psychologically-troubled, human condition. But if our animal instincts aren't to blame
does this mean humans simply have an evil nature? For some two million years,
which is the likely time we have been fully conscious, we've wrestled with this
problem which has in turn generated a tremendous amount of guilt and
subconsciously weighed heavily on us as a species. World-renowned biologist,
Jeremy Griffith, has dedicated his life to understanding and explaining the
human condition. And after decades of research, his astonishing breakthroughs
are finally ready to share. And many experts agree they will save the world!
The first concept in understanding the human condition is relatively easy to
grasp. Like all living creatures our species must once have been
instinctively controlled but then we evolved a conscious mind, capable of
understanding cause and effect and from that moment on our conscious mind has
been in a wrestling match with our original instinctive orientations for
the control of our lives. And it is this conflict that is the cause of a human
condition.
Our newer, nerve-based conscious mind began to act independently of our instincts
in-effect, defy them. When our instincts resisted and gave conflicting
instructions they in-effect criticised our conscious minds search for knowledge.
The inevitable result was that we became angry, defensive and determined to prove
our instinct's criticism was undeserved. We unavoidably became sufferers of the
HUMAN CONDITION. Freeing ourselves of this suffering is the key to our future and
will open the floodgates to the enormous potential in humans that has been
stifled. A whole new world will suddenly open up for the human race. Our species'
journey to enlightenment truly does have a happy ending. And if the conscious mind
is nature's greatest invention, which it surely is, and it had to suffer living
with unjust criticism from our instincts for some two million years, we humans
must be the absolute heroes...
of the story of life on Earth!
We invite you to learn more about this world-saving
breakthrough explanation that will transform your life, and the life of
every other human.
www.HumanCondition.com