Today, we're excited to share an exclusive excerpt from Pure Human, the brand new audiobook by

scientist and best-selling author Greg Braden. In this compelling introduction, Greg explores the critical choices

humanity faces in the wake of rapid technological advancements, choices that could fundamentally

and irreversibly alter what it means to be human. He sheds light on the potential dangers of

merging human biology with artificial intelligence and gene editing technologies,

warning that we risk losing our most cherished qualities, intuition, empathy, and creativity,

if we embrace transhumanism without awareness.

Most importantly, Greg urges us to recognize and preserve our innate human potential

before it is permanently overshadowed by technology.

Want to dive deeper? Join Greg on February 4th for Pure Human Awakening, preserving our

humanness in the age of AI, a free virtual masterclass. Discover how ancient wisdom and

cutting-edge neuroscience can unlock something far greater than any technology,

your divine nature. In this transformative event, you'll learn how to access your internal

technology, explore sacred practices, and apply ancient wisdom to navigate the future with confidence

and clarity. Claim your free ticket today at hayhouse.com slash pure human.

There are moments in human history when we make choices that can irreversibly change the world in our lives

and ways that we may regret in the future. Today is one of those moments. We now have at our

fingertips, the technology to alter ourselves, to rewrite the code of our DNA and the neural networks that define us in ways that once implemented can never be reversed and will forever change what it means to be human. We also live in the time where we're being told that we need to make precisely such changes

to become the best version of ourselves and to be successful in the world.

It's the combination of these life-altering technologies merged with the narrative of our

powerlessness that makes our time and history so vastly different from times past.

The technologies humans have developed since we first appeared on the planet 200,000 years ago have always been limited to influencing our relationship with the world around us.

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