Contents:

1. Introduction
2. Thoughts?
3. Contrast between civilizations
4. A Society that indoctrinates
5. Love is not;
6. Sustainable love
7. Abducted
8. Ego
9. Indoctrinate Superior
10. Humility
11. Sovereignty
12. Free from;
13. Indoctrinated humans
14. What is the meaning of life? 
15. Population boom
16. Decide the future
17. Critical evaluation
18. Imposter
19. Is there Hope for Humanity?
20. Debt cancelled

ABDUCTED INTENT
Mesmerizing/Un-Conventional Perspective!

Title: Abducted Intent
Subtitle: A Wake-Up Call to a Conditioned World
By Kevin A. Devine

Foreword
This work is a journey of awakening—a candid and unflinching confrontation with indoctrination, identity, and the very essence of the soul’s purpose. Kevin A. Devine offers a compelling narrative rooted in personal experience that led to a radical and transformative shift in consciousness. What follows is not merely a reflective essay, but an in-depth exploration of how programming, cultural conditioning, and religious indoctrination have molded the collective mindset of humanity. This book invites the reader into uncomfortable territory with the promise of liberation.

Introduction
A sudden, life-altering incident landed me in the hospital, and while my body healed, my perception of reality unraveled. What initially seemed like a crisis soon became a gateway to a profound awareness that redefined everything I thought I understood about existence. Through this experience, I began to see the world through a completely altered lens, one that peeled back the layers of societal constructs, revealing the machinery behind the veil. This writing is not simply a recollection of events—it is an invitation, a challenge to reevaluate everything we assume to be true. This is a manifesto for awakening.

Chapter 1: Deconstructing Indoctrination
From the moment we are born, we are steeped in programming. Our values, beliefs, opinions, and even our sense of identity are shaped by invisible systems of thought passed down through generations. Religion, politics, culture, and education have all played a role in crafting a narrow lens through which we view the world. Yet, how often do we pause to ask: who authored this lens? Have we ever truly investigated our beliefs? Cognitive dissonance keeps us from embracing perspectives that conflict with our inherited paradigms, making liberation seem threatening instead of freeing. But this discomfort is the beginning of conscious thought.

Chapter 2: Emotional Landmines and Triggers
When we respond with anger, fear, or rejection to unfamiliar ideas, we are often revealing our unhealed wounds. Emotional triggers act as messengers, drawing attention to the buried programming we’ve accepted without question. Instead of seeing these moments as conflicts, we can learn to see them as opportunities for growth. Triggers are portals. They reveal the coded responses instilled in us through media, culture, and traumatic experiences. To dismantle these responses, we must become observers of our own reactions. Healing begins with awareness.

Chapter 3: The Matrix of Normalcy
Our society has taught us that comfort, stability, and predictability are synonymous with success. But what if this quest for comfort is actually a distraction from deeper truths? The illusion of normalcy and utopia numbs our curiosity and silences our inner voice. In the pursuit of status quo, many avoid critical questioning and choose cognitive ease over authentic understanding. Real freedom requires the courage to question the systems we’ve relied on. By challenging the illusion of normalcy, we reclaim our right to live authentically.

Chapter 4: The Abduction of Thought
Consider the acronyms: AI as Artificial Intelligence or Abducted Intent? Advance Indoctrination? What if our intelligence, our imagination, and even our instincts have been systematically hijacked? This chapter examines the ways thought has been commodified and manipulated—how we mistake repetition for wisdom, compliance for understanding. Thought abduction is not science fiction; it’s psychological reality. Regaining our sovereignty of mind begins by distinguishing between conditioned beliefs and genuine insight.

Chapter 5: Original Thought is Rare
Are your beliefs born from experience or inherited without examination? Most people operate on a loop of memorized knowledge and collective assumptions. Critical thinking, once a virtue, is now an anomaly. But liberation is found in the audacity to ask better questions. To think freely is to claim your birthright. The moment we stop parroting and start pondering, we begin to reconnect with the essence of originality. Rediscovering our ability to evaluate without bias leads us to a truth that is both personal and universal.

Chapter 6: Spiritual Amnesia
We have forgotten who we are and why we are here. Spiritual amnesia has left us with an ego-centric society that values image over substance, noise over silence, and performance over presence. We worship busyness, self-gratification, and external validation. Humility has become a forgotten virtue. In this chapter, we explore how to remember the original intent of our being: to live with compassion, empathy, and spiritual depth. Reclaiming this truth requires shedding layers of identity imposed by culture and rediscovering the still, small voice within.

Chapter 7: The Conditioned Self
We live in a society driven by achievement, appearance, and comparison. From birth, we are taught to pursue validation through accolades, wealth, and conformity. The conditioned self is a performance, not a person. As a result, anxiety, depression, and disconnection thrive. This chapter examines the roots of the ego and how to untangle from the need to prove ourselves. Contentment, love, and authenticity arise when we embrace vulnerability and reject the facade. In selflessness, we discover our truest self.

Chapter 8: Divine Sovereignty
Sovereignty is not about control but about alignment. Understanding the Creator’s sovereignty is not a religious doctrine—it is a return to divine order. We are not the authors of our own existence. To surrender is not weakness; it is wisdom. This chapter unpacks the profound difference between man’s will and divine intent. Aligning with the Creator’s design brings a peace that cannot be manufactured through material means. Here, faith becomes a vehicle for understanding, not an escape from reality.

Chapter 9: The Purpose of Existence
What is the meaning of life? What is the purpose of our being? These questions are not meant to haunt us but to awaken us. Everything you were taught about success, status, and security may have been a distraction from your soul’s true journey. This chapter invites you to redefine purpose as connection—to others, to the Creator, and to your authentic self. Love, humility, and service are not outdated virtues but eternal truths.

Conclusion: Awakening the Few
Not everyone will resonate with this message. Many will scoff, others will ignore. But for the few who dare to listen, to question, and to evolve—this book is for you. Awakening is a lonely road at first, but it leads to wholeness. The illusions will fight to keep you, but truth liberates. You have the power to break the cycle. This is not just information. It is an invitation to transformation.

Final Reflection
You were created for more than consumption, distraction, and survival. You were designed for love, for meaning, for truth. Abducted Intent is not just a book—it is a mirror held to the soul. What you choose to see—and do—with that reflection is up to you. Let this be your beginning.