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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When the kickball lands out of bounds, Kuba says so. Simple. True. He saw it with his own eyes.But the other kid says it wasn't. The teacher gets called. And by the time Kuba walks through his front door, Mom has already heard a story that isn't quite right.In one afternoon Kuba faces two moments where the easy thing and the honest thing pull in opposite directions - and discovers that the compass he found inside himself points true north even when the people around him are pointing somewhere else.Kuba and the True North Compass: The Kickball Contradiction is the second book in the Kuba series - a middle grade adventure about a boy learning to trust what he actually knows, speak honestly without cruelty, and hold his ground when the world gets loud.For readers ages 8-12 who are ready to find their own compass. The ConceptKuba is a middle grade book series about a ten-year-old boy named Kuba who discovers he has an internal compass - a built-in sense of what's true that exists independently of peer pressure, popular opinion, or the emotional reactions of the people around him. The series follows Kuba through real situations kids actually face, showing how he uses his compass to navigate them honestly without being cruel, without caving into pressure, and without losing himself in the process.The StructureEach book has three distinct layers.The real world is where the situation happens. School, home, the neighborhood. Real kids, real dynamics, real pressure.The daydream navigation is where Kuba works it out. Whenever he has a safe quiet moment - walking home, in the back seat, in the backyard, on the bus - his mind goes to the water. He's at the helm of his ship. The compass is in front of him. The rough water represents the pushback and pressure that comes from standing in what's true. He navigates it in real time as he's working out the situation. This is not escape. This is thinking. This is a kid learning to use his internal world as a tool rather than running from it.The Land of the Bears is the destination. Kuba can only get there at night. In bed. At the end of the book after the day's navigation is done. It is earned not given. The Land of the Bears is a place of high trust, high skill, and genuine community. Bears building structures, farming, welding, crafting airships, telling stories, doing real meaningful work with real hands for real reasons. Nobody is performing. Nobody is managing anyone else's feelings. A capable, honest, trustworthy community doing what capable honest trustworthy communities do. Each visit Kuba learns something new - a trade, a skill, a capability. The treasure for following true north is never gold. It's always something real he can actually do or know or build.What It's Really TeachingThat feelings are real but they are not facts about external reality.That an angry reaction to a true thing doesn't make the thing less true.That working through something honestly in your own mind is a skill worth developing.That capability - growing it, earning it, using it for something real - is the actual treasure.That the internal compass was always there. It just needed to be noticed.That true north doesn't move.The IntentionMuch of what gets called self-help for adults is remedial work on things that should have been foundational in childhood. The ability to distinguish truth from consensus, the courage to stand in what you actually know, the trust in your own read of a situation - these are not complicated adult concepts. They are human fundamentals that got crowded out early by environments that rewarded agreement over honesty. A kid who finds their own compass early - who learns to trust it and follow it through rough water - i Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - You see the Bullshit Machine. Now what The Bullshit Machine: Navigating the Design of What We Are. That's what. Most people who wake up to the patterns running their life stop there. They name the programming, understand the system, see the habits - and then spend the rest of their time managing it. Watching it. Describing it to other people. Calling that growth. This book goes somewhere most books don't. Underneath the machine. The Bullshit Machine: Navigating the Design of What We Are is the second book in the Bullshit Machine series - and where Book One named the programming, Book Two goes to what was there before the programming started. Before the stories about who you are. Before the record the system filed when it noticed you existed. Before the identity you have been maintaining at considerable expense for most of your adult life. You were not an accident. You were not a statistical outcome. Something created you on purpose, placed a specific consciousness in a specific body at a specific time, and the machine has spent your entire life making sure you never sat still long enough to notice. This book covers: - The origin problem - the one question the system cannot answer without exposing itself- The architecture of belief and the moment it stops serving you and starts running you- The four irreducible truths that no system, authority, or argument can touch- Presence - the only state in which the Bullshit Machine has no traction whatsoever- Eight fundamentals that don't just change your body - they change the signal- Legal fiction, personal sovereignty, and the correct order of things>This is not a self-improvement book. Self-improvement assumes the self needs improving. This is a book about recognition. About returning to something you never actually left. About the quiet, slightly disappointing, enormously liberating discovery that what you were looking for was never missing - the machine was just loud enough that you couldn't hear it. If you have ever felt like the life you are living is not fully yours - like the choices, the habits, the identity were handed to you by something that had its own agenda - this book was written for you. You are not a story the machine tells about itself. You are what the machine was built on top of. It's time to go that deep.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When the kickball lands out of bounds, Kuba says so. Simple. True. He saw it with his own eyes.But the other kid says it wasn't. The teacher gets called. And by the time Kuba walks through his front door, Mom has already heard a story that isn't quite right.In one afternoon Kuba faces two moments where the easy thing and the honest thing pull in opposite directions - and discovers that the compass he found inside himself points true north even when the people around him are pointing somewhere else.Kuba and the True North Compass: The Kickball Contradiction is the second book in the Kuba series - a middle grade adventure about a boy learning to trust what he actually knows, speak honestly without cruelty, and hold his ground when the world gets loud.For readers ages 8-12 who are ready to find their own compass. The ConceptKuba is a middle grade book series about a ten-year-old boy named Kuba who discovers he has an internal compass - a built-in sense of what's true that exists independently of peer pressure, popular opinion, or the emotional reactions of the people around him. The series follows Kuba through real situations kids actually face, showing how he uses his compass to navigate them honestly without being cruel, without caving into pressure, and without losing himself in the process.The StructureEach book has three distinct layers.The real world is where the situation happens. School, home, the neighborhood. Real kids, real dynamics, real pressure.The daydream navigation is where Kuba works it out. Whenever he has a safe quiet moment - walking home, in the back seat, in the backyard, on the bus - his mind goes to the water. He's at the helm of his ship. The compass is in front of him. The rough water represents the pushback and pressure that comes from standing in what's true. He navigates it in real time as he's working out the situation. This is not escape. This is thinking. This is a kid learning to use his internal world as a tool rather than running from it.The Land of the Bears is the destination. Kuba can only get there at night. In bed. At the end of the book after the day's navigation is done. It is earned not given. The Land of the Bears is a place of high trust, high skill, and genuine community. Bears building structures, farming, welding, crafting airships, telling stories, doing real meaningful work with real hands for real reasons. Nobody is performing. Nobody is managing anyone else's feelings. A capable, honest, trustworthy community doing what capable honest trustworthy communities do. Each visit Kuba learns something new - a trade, a skill, a capability. The treasure for following true north is never gold. It's always something real he can actually do or know or build.What It's Really TeachingThat feelings are real but they are not facts about external reality.That an angry reaction to a true thing doesn't make the thing less true.That working through something honestly in your own mind is a skill worth developing.That capability - growing it, earning it, using it for something real - is the actual treasure.That the internal compass was always there. It just needed to be noticed.That true north doesn't move.The IntentionMuch of what gets called self-help for adults is remedial work on things that should have been foundational in childhood. The ability to distinguish truth from consensus, the courage to stand in what you actually know, the trust in your own read of a situation - these are not complicated adult concepts. They are human fundamentals that got crowded out early by environments that rewarded agreement over honesty. A kid who finds their own compass early - who learns to trust it and follow it through ro Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Before the arguments. Before the pressure. Before anyone told him what to think or who to be - Kuba had a compass.He just didn't know it yet.In this first book of the Kuba and the True North Compass series, ten year old Kuba makes a small honest choice in an ordinary kitchen and feels something he has never felt before. Something quiet and solid that doesn't move no matter what's happening around it.That night he dreams of a ship on open water. At the helm is a brass compass pointing true north. And waiting on the shore at the end of a rough and beautiful voyage is a place called the Land of the Bears - a community of capable, honest, hardworking bears who build real things, tell true stories, and have one thing in common. They all followed their compass to get there.This is a book about the internal life of a kid who pays attention. About the difference between what's true and what's convenient. About the quiet knowing that exists in every child underneath all the noise - and what becomes possible when a kid learns to trust it.No magic powers. No chosen one. Just a boy, a compass, and the first steps of a journey that will take him through rough water toward something real.Series: Kuba and the True North Compass Book one: The First Bearing For ages: 6 to 99 Themes: Internal authority, honesty, cause and effect, capability, characterThe compass was always yours. This book helps you find it. BeHigherBeings This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. You see the Bullshit Machine. Now what? The Bullshit Machine: Navigating the Design of What We Are. That's what. Most people who wake up to the patterns running their life stop there. They name the programming, understand the system, see the habits - and then spend the rest of their time managing it. Watching it. Describing it to other people. Calling that growth. This book goes somewhere most books don't. Underneath the machine. The Bullshit Machine: Navigating the Design of What We Are is the second book in the Bullshit Machine series - and where Book One named the programming, Book Two goes to what was there before the programming started. Before the stories about who you are. Before the record the system filed when it noticed you existed. Before the identity you have been maintaining at considerable expense for most of your adult life. You were not an accident. You were not a statistical outcome. Something created you on purpose, placed a specific consciousness in a specific body at a specific time, and the machine has spent your entire life making sure you never sat still long enough to notice. This book covers: - The origin problem - the one question the system cannot answer without exposing itself- The architecture of belief and the moment it stops serving you and starts running you- The four irreducible truths that no system, authority, or argument can touch- Presence - the only state in which the Bullshit Machine has no traction whatsoever- Eight fundamentals that don't just change your body - they change the signal- Legal fiction, personal sovereignty, and the correct order of things- Why sitting still long enough to find out who you actually are is the most dangerous thing you can do This is not a self-improvement book. Self-improvement assumes the self needs improving. This is a book about recognition. About returning to something you never actually left. About the quiet, slightly disappointing, enormously liberating discovery that what you were looking for was never missing - the machine was just loud enough that you couldn't hear it. If you have ever felt like the life you are living is not fully yours - like the choices, the habits, the identity were handed to you by something that had its own agenda - this book was written for you. You are not a story the machine tells about itself. You are what the machine was built on top of. It's time to go that deep. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Bullshit Machine series has one goal: to give you the information about yourself that the ruling class already has.They understand your nervous system better than you do. They know how compliance gets installed in childhood and why it feels like personality. They know how imagery moves the boundary of what a population believes is possible. They know that a person who doesn't know what they are is a person who can be managed.Book Three completes the picture.The first two books mapped the machine - what it is and how it was designed. This one goes underneath it. To the driver that isn't the vehicle. To the aware consciousness that was running before the first program got installed. To the truth that requires no defense, no institution, no intermediary, and no permission to access.The Bullshit Machine 3.33: The Truth Shall Set You Free covers the complete mechanics of both machines - the one inside you and the one outside - and the foundation beneath both that neither one can actually reach. Where the programming lives in the body. How the tissue stores a story and mistakes it for the present. How the external machine has run the same operation from the cave painting to the smartphone. And what you actually are underneath all of it.The truth doesn't fight the fiction. It outlasts it.You were sourced by something that cannot be broken. This book is the long way of reminding you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. You already know something is wrong.Not with you specifically. With the whole arrangement. The sense that the game is rigged, that the people at the top know something you don't, that the system running your life has a vested interest in keeping you exactly where you are - confused, reactive, available, and just destabilized enough to need whatever they're selling next.That perception is not paranoia. It's accurate.Here is what they know that you were never supposed to know.The human nervous system is programmable. It was programmed in you before you were old enough to evaluate what was being installed. Every belief handed to you before you had the cognitive architecture to question it. Every strategy a child built in a dangerous room to survive what was happening there. Every pattern grooved so deep it stopped looking like a pattern and started looking like just who you are. The manufactured consensus. The imagery mechanics that move the window of what you believe is possible without you ever noticing the window moved. The substanceless identity that makes you a perfect customer for whoever is selling the substance you're missing.They know how this works. They know what manufactured urgency does to decision-making. They know that a population kept just destabilized enough manages itself. They know that outrage aimed at the system feeds the system. They know that every movement gets captured and every counter-narrative gets monetized.What the entire operation depends on is you not knowing what you are.This book closes that gap.Neil Firszt calls it the Bullshit Machine. The internal operating system built before you had any say in the matter, running strategies a child engineered to survive a room that no longer exists, maintaining a ceiling that has been mistaken for the sky so long it became indistinguishable from it. The machine inside you and the machine outside you run on compatible software. They were built for each other. And the only counter-move that actually works against either of them is the one they cannot capture or monetize.Building a self the programming doesn't stick to.Not through fighting. Through the specific, unglamorous, daily work of becoming someone who knows what they are. Who can see the machine running. Who has the physical, psychological, and physiological foundation that manufactured urgency cannot activate and the argument economy cannot recruit.The Bullshit Machine Supreme: The Full Arc maps the internal machine and the external one. It goes to the physical address where the programming lives in the body - in the fascia, the solar plexus, the sacral nervous system. It gives you eight conditions - not a program, not a sixty-day transformation - the operating environment that builds the self the system cannot use.A person who knows what they are is a terrible customer. They don't need the product that promises to fix the thing they've been told is wrong with them. They don't need the approved narrative. They are not available for manufactured urgency because they know what urgency actually feels like and this isn't it.That person is who this book is for.The ruling class already knows everything in this book.Now so will you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. You see the Bullshit Machine. Now what? The Bullshit Machine: Navigating the Design of What We Are. That's what. Most people who wake up to the patterns running their life stop there. They name the programming, understand the system, see the habits - and then spend the rest of their time managing it. Watching it. Describing it to other people. Calling that growth. This book goes somewhere most books don't. Underneath the machine. The Bullshit Machine: Navigating the Design of What We Are is the second book in the Bullshit Machine series - and where Book One named the programming, Book Two goes to what was there before the programming started. Before the stories about who you are. Before the record the system filed when it noticed you existed. Before the identity you have been maintaining at considerable expense for most of your adult life. You were not an accident. You were not a statistical outcome. Something created you on purpose, placed a specific consciousness in a specific body at a specific time, and the machine has spent your entire life making sure you never sat still long enough to notice. This book covers: - The origin problem - the one question the system cannot answer without exposing itself- The architecture of belief and the moment it stops serving you and starts running you- The four irreducible truths that no system, authority, or argument can touch- Presence - the only state in which the Bullshit Machine has no traction whatsoever- Eight fundamentals that don't just change your body - they change the signal- Legal fiction, personal sovereignty, and the correct order of things- Why sitting still long enough to find out who you actually are is the most dangerous thing you can do This is not a self-improvement book. Self-improvement assumes the self needs improving. This is a book about recognition. About returning to something you never actually left. About the quiet, slightly disappointing, enormously liberating discovery that what you were looking for was never missing - the machine was just loud enough that you couldn't hear it. If you have ever felt like the life you are living is not fully yours - like the choices, the habits, the identity were handed to you by something that had its own agenda - this book was written for you. You are not a story the machine tells about itself. You are what the machine was built on top of. It's time to go that deep. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Bullshit Machine series has one goal: to give you the information about yourself that the ruling class already has.They understand your nervous system better than you do. They know how compliance gets installed in childhood and why it feels like personality. They know how imagery moves the boundary of what a population believes is possible. They know that a person who doesn't know what they are is a person who can be managed.Book Three completes the picture.The first two books mapped the machine - what it is and how it was designed. This one goes underneath it. To the driver that isn't the vehicle. To the aware consciousness that was running before the first program got installed. To the truth that requires no defense, no institution, no intermediary, and no permission to access.The Bullshit Machine 3.33: The Truth Shall Set You Free covers the complete mechanics of both machines - the one inside you and the one outside - and the foundation beneath both that neither one can actually reach. Where the programming lives in the body. How the tissue stores a story and mistakes it for the present. How the external machine has run the same operation from the cave painting to the smartphone. And what you actually are underneath all of it.The truth doesn't fight the fiction. It outlasts it.You were sourced by something that cannot be broken. This book is the long way of reminding you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Before the arguments. Before the pressure. Before anyone told him what to think or who to be - Kuba had a compass.He just didn't know it yet.In this first book of the Kuba and the True North Compass series, ten year old Kuba makes a small honest choice in an ordinary kitchen and feels something he has never felt before. Something quiet and solid that doesn't move no matter what's happening around it.That night he dreams of a ship on open water. At the helm is a brass compass pointing true north. And waiting on the shore at the end of a rough and beautiful voyage is a place called the Land of the Bears - a community of capable, honest, hardworking bears who build real things, tell true stories, and have one thing in common. They all followed their compass to get there.This is a book about the internal life of a kid who pays attention. About the difference between what's true and what's convenient. About the quiet knowing that exists in every child underneath all the noise - and what becomes possible when a kid learns to trust it.No magic powers. No chosen one. Just a boy, a compass, and the first steps of a journey that will take him through rough water toward something real.Series: Kuba and the True North Compass Book one: The First Bearing For ages: 6 to 99 Themes: Internal authority, honesty, cause and effect, capability, characterThe compass was always yours. This book helps you find it. BeHigherBeings This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. You already know something is wrong.Not with you specifically. With the whole arrangement. The sense that the game is rigged, that the people at the top know something you don't, that the system running your life has a vested interest in keeping you exactly where you are - confused, reactive, available, and just destabilized enough to need whatever they're selling next.That perception is not paranoia. It's accurate.Here is what they know that you were never supposed to know.The human nervous system is programmable. It was programmed in you before you were old enough to evaluate what was being installed. Every belief handed to you before you had the cognitive architecture to question it. Every strategy a child built in a dangerous room to survive what was happening there. Every pattern grooved so deep it stopped looking like a pattern and started looking like just who you are. The manufactured consensus. The imagery mechanics that move the window of what you believe is possible without you ever noticing the window moved. The substanceless identity that makes you a perfect customer for whoever is selling the substance you're missing.They know how this works. They know what manufactured urgency does to decision-making. They know that a population kept just destabilized enough manages itself. They know that outrage aimed at the system feeds the system. They know that every movement gets captured and every counter-narrative gets monetized.What the entire operation depends on is you not knowing what you are.This book closes that gap.Neil Firszt calls it the Bullshit Machine. The internal operating system built before you had any say in the matter, running strategies a child engineered to survive a room that no longer exists, maintaining a ceiling that has been mistaken for the sky so long it became indistinguishable from it. The machine inside you and the machine outside you run on compatible software. They were built for each other. And the only counter-move that actually works against either of them is the one they cannot capture or monetize.Building a self the programming doesn't stick to.Not through fighting. Through the specific, unglamorous, daily work of becoming someone who knows what they are. Who can see the machine running. Who has the physical, psychological, and physiological foundation that manufactured urgency cannot activate and the argument economy cannot recruit.The Bullshit Machine Supreme: The Full Arc maps the internal machine and the external one. It goes to the physical address where the programming lives in the body - in the fascia, the solar plexus, the sacral nervous system. It gives you eight conditions - not a program, not a sixty-day transformation - the operating environment that builds the self the system cannot use.A person who knows what they are is a terrible customer. They don't need the product that promises to fix the thing they've been told is wrong with them. They don't need the approved narrative. They are not available for manufactured urgency because they know what urgency actually feels like and this isn't it.That person is who this book is for.The ruling class already knows everything in this book.Now so will you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…