Mario Beauregard

What if the biggest prison had no walls or bars... but invisible scripts housed in our reflexes, our emotions and our beliefs? In Awakening the Human Robot, Dr. Mario Beauregard explores how the fear, repetition, and beliefs created by the Matrix can turn the human being into "programs" a system that obeys, reacts, conforms-often without even realizing it. Through a lucid mapping of the great conditioning forces of the Matrix (religion, politics, school, debt, media, transhumanism, commercialized spirituality, climatic narratives), this book highlights the architecture of modern enslavement. But the book does not stop at the diagnosis. Its second part is an exit ramp: conscious disobedience, rupture with economic slavery, tools of deprogramming, reconquest of the divine inner, refoundation of education, and passage to action - without waiting for permission. The author also introduces Holosynthesis(c), a psychospiritual approach thought as an art of deconditioning: reweaving what has been fragmented, restoring coherence between body, mind and deeper dimensions of being. What the reader will learn (and apply): Recognize his automations (fear, beliefs, tribal reflexes) and see where the "programs" of the Matrix decide in its place Practice digital hygiene (informational fasting, slowing down, conscious choice of sources) to resume attention Develop critical literacy and metacognitive vigilance in the face of narratives, platforms and indicators that guide perception Anchor in contemplative and somatic practices (presence, breathing, incarnate attention) to interrupt the curls of fear Learn the power of no and the creation of a new world through concrete gestures, here and now Awakening the Human Robot is for those who feel the flaw - and who refuse to replace one ideology with another. A book-manifesto, powerful and poetic, rebellious and revolutionary, which is also a manual of inner liberation.

Reality is much more than the physical world before us. In Expanding Reality, Mario Beauregard examines a variety of phenomena investigated by the most open-minded and visionary scientists. These phenomena provide the evidence that mind, consciousness, and spirit cannot be simply reduced to electrical and chemical activity in the brain.

In Brain Wars, acclaimed neuroscientist Mario Beauregard reveals compelling new evidence set to provoke a major shift in our understanding of the mind-body debate: research showing that the mind and consciousness are transmitted and filtered through the brain--but are not generated by it.Following his boundary-breaking neuroscience book The Spiritual Brain: A Neuroscientist's Case for the Existence of the Soul, coauthored with Denyse O'Leary, Brain Wars makes a powerful and provocative case against the widely held view equating human beings to complex biological computers.Like Jeffrey M. Schwartz, Beauregard believes that consciousness is more than simply a physical process that takes place in the brain. And here, he presents the evidence to prove it. Brain Wars will revolutionize the way we think about thinking forever.

Drawing on his own research along with others' work in neuroscience as well as some provocative new research in NDE (near-death experiences), Beauregard proves that genuine spiritual experiences can be documented and they generally have life-changing effects. "The Spiritual Brain" explains how such experiences work and the difference they make in the lives of the individual, powerfully arguing for what many in science are loathe to consider - that it is God that creates religious experiences, not the brain. Most neuroscientists are committed to the view that mystical experiences are simply the result of random neurons firing, or as one scientist puts it, they are merely 'delusions created by the brain.' But Beauregard uses the most sophisticated technology to peer inside the brains of Carmelite nuns as they recall their most profound spiritual experience which they call unio mystico, the experience of oneness with God.