<i>The Passionate Mind Revisited </i>takes readers on a liberating inner journey into the workings of their mind, transforming the way people look at themselves and the world. Expanding on Joel Kramer's <i>The Passionate Mind </i>(1974)<i>, </i>this book shows how the world's life-threatening dramas are largely a function of people's beliefs and experiences, and how humanity is on an evolutionary cusp requiring expanded awareness and conscious social evolution.<br><br>In exploring what it is to be human, the book offers new vantage points on life's core issues: the nature of thought, belief, fear, desire, love, relationships, freedom, meditation, violence, and evolution. By demonstrating how to inwardly see and break through one's conditioning, Kramer and Alstad reveal deep aspects of the nature and processes of the mind, including how subjectivity materializes through different ways of filtering perception. <i>The Passionate Mind Revisited </i>also presents an evolutionary perspective on personal and global issues to help readers facilitate the shift to conscious social evolution.