Sanity: Humanism Is a Dualism

What about objectivity when the separation between the observer and the observed is an illusion? This paradox holds the key to common sense—and its scarcity in today’s public discourse. In Sanity, you will:

• Discover how nonduality enhances rather than threatens scientific inquiry
• Learn why intuition and logic are natural allies, not opponents
• Uncover why modern humanism creates the very problems it aims to solve
• See how this blind spot shapes world leaders’ decisions today

Why are we edging toward World War III? Our planet has sufficient sustainable resources, so the culprit seems to be cultural and philosophical. The post-religious West dogmatically wields its moral values, preaching rationality while failing to recognize the limits of our dualistic thinking.

Sanity delves into the nature of consciousness to show why science alone cannot answer existential questions. How should we address them instead? Rather than absolving ourselves with good intentions, we need more common sense, guided by a philosophy that bridges Western rationality and Eastern nondualism.

Rational nondualism, as championed by Marcel Eschauzier, offers a groundbreaking synthesis of these two philosophical traditions. With zeal and dexterity, Eschauzier explains why nonduality is not a choice but a fact—and why understanding this has never been more urgent.

For philosophy enthusiasts open to cross-cultural synthesis—and anyone concerned with Earth’s future.