FOUR PILLARS OF THE NEO-RENAISSANCE MAN is a men’s guide to self-mastery in the context of an era of “mass-distraction”. In the book, author Eric Deslauriers argues that Western Civilization has sunk into a “Dark-Age of Decadence” in which comfort, entertainment, and idleness are worshiped as moral virtues, and he contends that these false-values have corrupted legions of men into accepting mediocrity and laziness in their own lives. However, Deslauriers presents an alternative set of virtues for men of his generation: “The Four Pillars”, the eternal principles of self-mastery and personal evolution. FOUR PILLARS OF THE NEO-RENAISSANCE MAN is simultaneously a cultural commentary on the present state of Western Civilization as well as serving as a guide for men who seek to take ownership of their lives by transcending the corrupting influences of their epoch.
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