Contents

• Cover
• Copyright2
• Notes to the Reader 3
• Contents 5
• Dedication 7
• Foreword by Harry Prosen 9
• Part 1 The Biology Of The Human Condition 13
• SECTIONS
• 1.
  Introductory summary

  13

• 2.
  What is the Human Condition?

  14

• 3.
  The suicidal depression that confronting the human condition has caused

  14

• 4.
  Humans’ historic denial of the issue of the human condition

  21

• 5.
  While we lived in denial of the issue of the human condition our main task was nevertheless to solve it

  23

• 6.
  Solving the human condition had become a matter of urgency

  25

• 7.
  What is to be presented is the long sought-after explanation of the human condition

  26

• 8.
  The difficulties of accepting insight into, and of reading about, the human condition

  27

• 9.
  What then is the biological explanation for the human condition?

  28

• 10.
  Recognition of the conflict between instinct and intellect as being the cause of the human condition

  33

• 11.
  But what was humans’ original instinctive orientation?

  38

• 12.
  Integrative Meaning and our necessary denial of it

  41

• 13.
  The danger of excessive denial

  47

• 14.
  The genetic tool for integrating matter

  55

• 15.
  Elaborating the reproducing individual

  59

• 16.
  The history of biological denial

  61

• 17.
  How our primate ancestors became fully integrated and we acquired our unconditionally selfless moral sense

  70

• 18.
  John Fiske’s 1874 recognition that nurturing created our moral sense

  88

• 19.
  Recognition of the significance of Mate Selection

  96

• 20.
  The non-falsifiable situation

  98

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• 21.
  Summary of the nurturing, Love-Indoctrination process

  100

• 22.
  The different roles men and women played in humanity’s journey to find liberating understanding of the human condition

  103

• 23.
  Nurturing now becomes a priority

  107

• 24.
  What is Consciousness?

  116

• 25.
  Why and how did Consciousness emerge in humans?

  121

• 26.
  How our particular instinctive orientation greatly compounded our upset

  131

• 27.
  Summary of our journey to enlightenment

  135

• Part 2 Coping With The Exposure That Understanding Of The Human Condition Unavoidably Brings 136
• 28.
  The problem of the exposure of our corrupted condition that understanding of the human condition unavoidably brings

  136

• 29.
  To answer the question of how we are to cope with the exposure and associated changes that understanding of the human condition unavoidably brings we first have to context how humans have historically coped with the human condition

  137

• 30.
  Infancy

  139

• 31.
  Childhood

  140

• 32.
  Early Happy, Innocent Childhood

  141

• 33.
  Middle Demonstrative Childhood

  142

• 34.
  Late Naughty Childhood

  143

• 35.
  Adolescence

  147

• 36.
  The Early Sobered Adolescent Stage of Adolescent Humanity

  148

• 37.
  The Depressed Adolescent Stage of Adolescent Humanity

  150

• 38.
  Adventurous Early Adulthood Stage of Adolescent Humanity

  161

• 39.
  The Angry Adulthood Stage of Adolescent Humanity

  169

• 40.
  The Born Again, Pseudo Idealistic Late Adulthood Stage of Adolescent Humanity

  176

• 41.
  The last 11,000 years when Imposed Discipline and Religion were developed

  186

• 42.
  The final 200 years when increasingly dishonest forms of Pseudo Idealism were developed

  194

• 43.
  The arrival of understanding of the human condition and with it the all-exciting and all-satisfying Transformed Way of Living and new civilisation for humans

  217