Voice of Reason: Speaking to the Great and Good Spirit of Revolution of Mind

I find it amusing how things play out sometimes. There are few times that I am in a prolonged situation wherein I cannot entertain myself with external activities. Recently there was such a time where I was stricken with an intestinal bug. During this time I took the opportunity to read Voice of Reason by Bryan McGill and I'm very glad I did. Without delving into details all I can say is that his book is transforming, refreshing, provoking and a challenge to the masses of humanity yearning for a shift on stage of life. It challenges us to a revolution of the mind by being true to ourselves while appreciating the uniqueness of all individuals with respect. A challenge to refocus on personal relationships with individuals, supporting local communities and their stakeholders versus mindless investing the indifferent corporate giants. A challenge to cast of the zombie-like drone, sheeple mindset that we are groomed to be and instead, adopt a posture as a uniquely creative force on the tapestry of life. As he says, "Meeting another human is always a sacred event". If we can grasp and digest the beauty of that concept we can transform the societal paradigm from selfishness and violence to one of a harmonious appreciation of all people. If the book resonates with you as it did me, then you can know that the revolution is for you as well. I purchased the E-book and an additional physical copy to pass along. Highly recommended!!! @flowition

For those of you who desire to live in the moment, this is a "must-purchase"! I love this e-book. It keeps me motivated and it reminds me to stay present in each moment of my day.

Since I am almost 75 and have entered into those last few years in this world, I can truly say that Bryant McGill has called attention to the many institutions that most of us have ascribed to over our lifetimes. I have always considered myself to be one of the fortunate individuals and considered that life has been good for me. However, I had not thought how these institutions had affected humanity in general. Bryant is right, we all live by the standards that are expected for us in each community, whether it is government, religion, military or business & industry. The difficulty in each of those societies is how that society looks upon each individual within the specific community. If one is considered subordinate in some way, that community will deem those individuals not as worthy and will classify that person, or the same type of individuals, into a lesser category. As much as we do not want to admit it, the class society continues.The history of humanity has been long and hard. There have been centuries of all forms of abuse, such as war, slavery and tyranny. Although those forms of life are terrible for each human being at the time, there have been periodic efforts by those seeking freedom and their cause eventually rewarded. No doubt, the "Civil Rights Movement" was one of those steps forward for humanity. But it will continue to take centuries for the world to be at peace.Bryant outlines the festering sores in the world's communities. He has called attention to these issues with the hope that each of us will help make the changes through personal action and help to accomplish a better society in the years ahead.This very thought provoking book, VOICE OF REASON, has capsulated what many philosophers & profits have related over the past centuries. Bryant McGill has a similar gift to understand the human being and relates how we might function in our complicated society. If we ascribe to his simple lessons, there could be peace throughout the World and peace within our hearts............ J.D. Young

I'm continually full of gratitude for the pure wisdom and compassion that flows from Bryant McGill!! Thank you yet again!! Highly recommended!!!!

Once in a lifetime something comes along that changes the paradigm for a generation. This book is the catalyst for that shift in reality. We desperately need a fresh perspective that can provide us with the tools to recreate and rehabilitate our future. Bryant McGill is a visionary with all the makings of a prophet. This book is a must read for anyone who wants elevate their mind to a higher plane.

This book is for YOU. NO! Not for anyone else, just you. Most of us according to Thoreau 'lead lives of quiet desperation.' We hide our despair with `normal' behavior. The first 65% of this book, if you can take it in, will convict you. However, there is hope.The lesson to be learned here is to listen to yourself. Where do you get your messages from, your own inner-guide and voice of reason, or Madison Avenue? Is your original voice even yours, or was it branded into your soul through commercials between cartoons? Who are you, really? - Bryant McGillThis is not a book to read for enjoyment. Sorry. If you are even a bit aware, you can see where we are headed and the bad news is no one but you will get YOU through.You cannot change another person's mind or educate them; this they must do themselves. - Bryant McGillThis book is for YOU. Start now while you can.

This is what got me. "One of the most sincere forms of respect is actually listening to what another has to say. Do not make the mistake of thinking that you have to agree with people and their beliefs to defend them from injustice. Listening is just. Listening is the way. Listening is the beginning."Such a simple yet powerful idea that most of us aren't truly taught.Bryant's writing is eloquent, at times poetic, at times blatant and hard-hitting. He is asking us to take responsibility and listen.Sit down with this book ( or as I did on my iPad) and prepare to learn a thing to do. Prepare to have what you thought you knew challenged and a piece of you that may have felt broken suddenly whole again.Bravo, Mr. McGill. Outstanding. I am listening.