Robert De Filippis is a retired management consultant, author, and radio host based in the Midwest. He is a Research Fellow with the American Institute of Philosophical and Cultural Thought (AIPCT – https://americanphilosophy.net/)
His writings explore the intersection of consciousness, spirituality, and modern science. In his book Signals in the Noise: Encountering the Limits of Materialist Science, he anticipates many of the philosophical implications of today’s quantum research, arguing that human beings are not passive observers but recursive agents in the universe’s unfolding story.
Through his work, he encourages readers to reclaim the power of their consciousness and shape a wiser, more compassionate world. His newest book, The Unified Mind: Unlocking the Power of Faith and Reason, will be available in mid-Summer 2025.
I’ve had many careers and am now in my fourth and final as an author. I’ve been a manufacturing executive, management consultant, small business owner, and executive coach. I’m now offering the wisdom l’ve gained in those careers. Today, as an author, my purpose is to help readers achieve their personal goals and improve their quality of life. To that end, l’ve authored five of my nine books on topics related to this purpose.
Mission
My writing is driven by one central purpose: to awaken human beings to the untapped power of their conscious minds. In a culture dominated by noise, misinformation, and unexamined beliefs, I explore the path from unconscious living to intentional awareness—through language, faith, science, and deep self-reflection.
Whether through the analysis of linguistic acts, the challenge of recovering from personal trauma, the spiritual potential hidden in religious traditions, or the mystery of consciousness beyond the brain, I strive to illuminate how our assumptions shape our lives—and how freeing ourselves from those assumptions can lead to personal and societal transformation.
At the heart of my work is the belief that truth is neither the exclusive property of science nor religion. It is discovered in the honest, ongoing dialogue between the two—where humility, curiosity, and critical thinking intersect. I write for those who sense that something is missing in our modern worldview and who are willing to ask hard questions, embrace uncertainty, and grow beyond simplistic narratives.
Ultimately, I want my readers and listeners to reclaim their intellect, revive their moral center, and contribute to a more conscious, compassionate world. My books are an invitation—to think more clearly, live more intentionally, and become fully awake in a world that desperately needs awakened people.
