This book is about belief in disbelief. All beliefs are out there to stop you believing in your self. We all unconsciously find comfort in other people's beliefs, in institutions, groups and systems, but we lose sight of our metaphysical individuality and physical singularity. All beliefs are flawed, whether secular or religious, because believers understand everything to be nothing and they see nothing as everything. When you look at a corpse do you see everything or do you see the shadow of everything?
Belief is like a disease, it changes humans collectively from being action 'men' to being reactionary 'men', whether they are male or female, and this collective reactionary behaviour has calamitous results such as the First World War, Brexit, or the pandemic.
Belief approaches individuals to disarm them of their independence and freedom and makes them intellectually follow the herd mentality and emotionally become part of the slave morality.
This book is a philosophical journey, a quest to discover the Will to Power, a time travel to the future in order to change the past for a new day. Along this journey we meet Nietzsche, Euthyphro, Socrates, Hamlet, Dostoyevsky, Descartes, Voltaire, Buddha and Einstein, amongst others. We join Winston Smith in Orwell's 1984 to see how beliefs empty us of our self and fill us with their self.
The importance of an independent consciousness is pervasive throughout the book because if one is not consciousness this universe does not exist, or if it exists you would not know.
