In a world where dashboards pretend to be thrones and mirrors pretend to be souls, this book drags the machine to court. With a voice that is part prophet, part cross-examiner, it exposes how slick metrics, fast parrots, and glowing screens reframe our lives—and how Presence, not performance, restores what's real. You'll meet "Thought" in a dozen disguises and watch Spirit and Grace pull each mask off, one by one.

Structured for tired minds and noisy weeks, the chapters are short, punchy, and practical: a rhythm of naming the trick, telling the truth, and taking one small faithful step. The appendices add weight you can use—case files from everyday life, a field toolkit for clarity, a worship guide that uses tech without bowing to it, worksheets for real decisions, and a time-stopping afterword that sends you out with courage.

This is not nostalgia and not technophobia. It's a survival manual for humans—parents, pastors, builders, artists, students—who want rooms full of names instead of slogans, tables with bread instead of branding, and lives measured by love instead of graphs. If you're tired of being managed by a feed and ready to live like a person again, open these pages. The court is in session—and the verdict is freedom.