Mirrors Reflections in the Age of Noise

This book aims to share with the reader reflections and philosophical social perspectives related to the current reality of the era of consumer culture, material values, media propaganda, entertainment immersions, and the technological dominance of social media and its echo in civilization, culture, and humanity. It also seeks to shed light on the consequences that can weaken, or even crush, the innate human ability to distinguish between good and evil, and to sift the precious from the trivial. It aims to block the imported agendas that seek to tame awareness and perception, marginalize insight, and exclude it, so that the self becomes detached from its innate existence. As for the noise here, it is everything that causes confusion to the human entity and distances it from its pure natural instinct, such as the hollow innovations, sterile frivolity, foolish noise, political terrorism, consumer culture, material values, fabricated information, double standards, and biased rules that are unconcerned with truth and integrity. I refer here to the means and devices that lack credibility and are driven by malicious motives aimed at controlling minds, manipulating public opinion, and promoting partisanship and duality. They are nothing but a jumble of disturbing scenes and spreading sounds that only produce visual, auditory, and intellectual pollution for humanity. Additionally, these reflections present options in various chapters to protect the mind and fortify the senses and heart from the harms of noise pollution and its toxins in our present era.