What does it mean to become human in a world that keeps asking us to become something else?
We can build astonishing machines, connect across continents and carry more information in our pockets than earlier generations could imagine. Yet we still wrestle with familiar questions: Who am I? What matters? And why is it so easy to forget what we already know when life gets messy?
In The Human Becoming, DeDragon brings personal experience, spiritual inquiry, ancient traditions and the rise of artificial intelligence into one unfolding conversation. Across fifteen illustrated chapters, he explores consciousness, meditation, ritual, Manifesting, intuition, Hermetic philosophy and the responsibility that comes with expanding what we believe is possible.
Written in Turin, Italy, beginning on his fiftieth birthday, the book draws on roughly fifteen years of searching, practicing, questioning and learning through a life that has included struggle, sobriety, business, relationships and experiences he still cannot fully explain.
Personal experience, historical evidence and philosophical possibility each have their place. Readers are invited to question the interpretations, examine the sources and consider what greater awareness might mean in everyday life.
There is wonder here, but also a practical question running through it all: how do we live with more awareness, compassion and balance in our own lives and in the world we share?
You do not have to arrive with all the answers. Bring your curiosity. Bring your questions. And bring yourself.