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Reviewed by Diana Lopez for Readers' Favorite
We live in an age governed by science. This makes us believe that we can understand everything or that we are close to doing so. However, we are surrounded by many things whose existence we can verify but which we cannot quantify, such as love. This contradiction occurs because society is mainly governed by disinformation, which is a method used by those in power to control the masses. We receive incomplete data or explanations that eventually become obsolete. This problem distracts us from the most important thing, which is trying to know ourselves. In You Matter in this Information Universe, Jesuis Laplume discusses this topic in depth to awaken our curiosity about the world and remind us that we are beings of energy with unimaginable abilities.
I liked Jesuis Laplume's explanations because he does not try to impose his way of thinking. He invites you to verify and question everything, affirming that dogmas are an obstacle to spiritual growth. He conveys his ideas clearly and naturally, addressing both science and philosophy without delving into technical details. This makes You Matter in this Information Universe ideal for those who wish to begin learning about other systems of thought. The chapters are short, with clear and direct explanations. In addition, he promotes strong values, encouraging us to act for the greater good according to our abilities to be a positive example for the people around us. Jesuis Laplume's words are inspiring, as they also motivate us to move forward in life, reminding us that resolving conflicts is what allows us to develop our spiritual power.
