"You might not know it by observing popular media, but the world does not revolve around "me, my selfie and I". Teresa Tomeo believes "selfie culture" represents a society that is losing touch with its humanity. In Beyond Me, My Selfie and I, she offers real ways to rebel against the narcissism of modern life and rediscover our relationship with each other, the beauty of nature--and, most importantly, God. Tomeo examines teachings and Scripture passages about self-centeredness versus other-centeredness. She's also gathered practical advice from a number of media experts on how to find balance when it comes to selfies and other media activities. Tomeo makes the case for "selfie control," with advice for moms and dads on navigating today's media minefields. She also provides research-backed methods for finding real happiness by giving and putting others first rather than staying focused on oneself."--Amazon.com.

Picture this -- An eye-opening scene from our selfie-obsessed culture -- The selfie scene in numbers -- What the stats and scary stories tell us about our personal priorities -- The Kim Kardashian craze -- The elusive search for attention, affirmation, and fame -- Me, my selfie, and I vs. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit -- The unhealthy trio versus the Holy Trinity -- To thy real self be true -- Rediscovering and reclaiming our true identity -- A picture is worth a thousand words, then again, maybe not -- Perception is reality -- The problem with seeing and believing -- Time to refocus -- What are you living for? -- Mr. DeMille, I'm no longer ready for that close up -- The importance of finding your selfie safe zone -- The big picture -- How changing those selfie habits just might change you and the world around you -- Your selfie examination of conscience -- The ultimate selfie syndrome resources list: tools to help you and your family be less selfie-centered.