The Ascent of Humanity

An Essay on the Evolution of Civilization from Group Consciousness Through Individuality to Super-consciousness

1929

Gerald Heard presents a novel view of history and civilization as the evolution of human consciousness, moving from collective group awareness to individual self-consciousness and beyond. Heard argues that primitive humans were deeply connected to their communities and less aware of individuality, while modern humans are highly self-conscious but separated from their unconscious minds and one another. He suggests that further progress requires advancing towards "superconsciousness," where individuals bridge these divides.

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The Ascent of Humanity

Gerald Heard

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