Why do we humans do what we do – whatever it is we do in our daily lives?  What, or who, has influenced us over the years, or even today, to have us behave and say the things we do?    There is a double-edge to the power gained by influential forces.  On one side, these things we do, they can be good – on the other side, they can be bad.  They can be creative – they can be destructive.  These actions can heal and make others happy – or they can hurt and cause others pain.  Looking in a mirror, our own actions can make us happy – yet our own actions can instead cause us pain?

Why do some humans shout and lie to others trying to control the masses, yet those very masses get excited and either blindly mutate into what is now controlling them or, instead, they become passive and subservient from listening to that very someone shouting and now controlling them?  Either way, the mind is now being controlled by that influential force.  Why does an individual stay in a toxic and damaging environment even though, admitting to a friend, they very well know that they should leave.

Why does a certain group of people believe and focus so intently on their way of living and governing the people being the only correct way yet, their fellow neighbors condemn them for those beliefs because they believe that actually it’s their vision that is the only correct way to live; to the extreme extent sometimes of becoming violent to prove a belief.  What has caused these differences?  Are we not all influenced by the same things?  Are we not all trying to live a free life on this planet?  Why do some people naturally have what it takes to focus on something and make it work yet, others feel like the walls are spinning through a feeling of anxiety, which now creates a sense of confusion and being lost in thought, and even void of purpose?

Human Mechatronics: The Double-Edged Power of Influence, is the first of a two-part series that is meant to open up your mind to become a more free-thinker; at least a thinker who understands the influence they have lived, or live under.  This book helps you think, and hopefully appreciate, what and how you got to where you are today.  The second book: Human Mechatronics: The Power of Focus, will help guide you to understand how you can further evolve with a more free-thinking mind