"A Politics of Love: A Handbook for a New American Revolution" is a compelling call to action by activist and spiritual leader Marianne Williamson. In this book, Williamson confronts the pervasive politics of fear and divisiveness in the United States, urging spiritually aware Americans to return to—and act out of—their deepest value: love. She reflects on America's history of social achievement, from the abolition of slavery to women's suffrage, and emphasizes the need for a collective…

In "Presence Activism: A Profound Antidote to Climate Anxiety," author Lynne Sedgmore introduces the concept of Presence Activism, merging presence, climate activism, and anxiety relief into a cohesive approach. This innovative synthesis moves beyond traditional activism, emphasizing interconnectedness and offering solutions through the Presence and Anxiety Flowers. The book serves as a compendium of diverse perspectives on presence, providing insightful analyses of climate anxiety and…

Authoritarian Nightmare: The Ongoing Threat of Trump's Followers is a compelling analysis by John W. Dean and Bob Altemeyer that delves into the psychological underpinnings of the unwavering support for former President Donald Trump. The authors explore the dynamics of authoritarianism in American politics, focusing on the followers who continue to endorse Trump's ideology even after his presidency. John W. Dean, former White House counsel during the Nixon administration, collaborates with Bob…

In The Fourth Turning Is Here, Neil Howe expands upon the generational theory he co-authored in the 1997 book The Fourth Turning. This sequel analyzes historical cycles, or "turnings," that recur approximately every 80 to 100 years, each consisting of four phases: High, Awakening, Unraveling, and Crisis. According to Howe, we are currently in the Fourth Turning, a period of upheaval and transformation. Howe examines patterns from past crises, such as the American Revolution, Civil War, and…

The Deficit Myth by Stephanie Kelton challenges conventional views on government deficits, introducing readers to Modern Monetary Theory (MMT). Kelton, a leading advocate of MMT, argues that understanding the true nature of government spending can lead to more effective economic policies and a more equitable society. The book dismantles the common belief that governments should manage their budgets like households, emphasizing that sovereign currency issuers, like the United States, operate…

Money For Nothing by Thomas Levenson is a fascinating account of the South Sea Bubble, one of history’s first major financial crises, and its profound impact on the development of modern capitalism. Levenson provides a vivid narrative that explores how this financial scheme captivated 18th-century Britain, drawing parallels to the economic systems we recognize today. The book unravels the story of how the South Sea Company, originally established to manage government debt, transformed into a…

Dark Money by Jane Mayer is a compelling investigation into the secretive world of elite billionaires who have played a pivotal role in shaping American politics. Mayer meticulously traces the influence of wealthy conservative figures, notably the Koch brothers, in funding and orchestrating a network designed to sway political power in favor of their interests. The book delves into the origins of this movement, highlighting how vast sums of undisclosed money have been funneled into think tanks,…

Democracy in Chains by Nancy MacLean reaches into the concealed history and machinations of the radical right in the United States. The book uncovers a decades-long effort by a network of wealthy individuals and political actors to reshape democratic governance and align it with their free-market ideology. At its heart lies James McGill Buchanan, a Nobel Prize-winning economist whose ideas provided the foundation for this transformative strategy. MacLean traces the roots of this movement to…

"Life Is a Song of Love: A Woman's Spiritual Journey of the Heart and Womb" by Sally Patton is a profound exploration of the divine feminine essence and the path to healing from patriarchal conditioning. Drawing upon channeled teachings from Yeshua and Mother Mary, as well as insights from various spiritual traditions, Sally Patton guides readers through a transformative journey toward embracing the sacredness of all life on Mother Earth. The book emphasizes the importance of awakening to the…

"A Politics of Love: A Handbook for a New American Revolution" is a compelling call to action by activist and spiritual leader Marianne Williamson. In this book, Williamson confronts the pervasive politics of fear and divisiveness in the United States, urging spiritually aware Americans to return to—and act out of—their deepest value: love. She reflects on America's history of social achievement, from the abolition of slavery to women's suffrage, and emphasizes the need for a collective…

"Hiking Your Feelings: Blazing a Trail to Self-Love" is an inspirational memoir and practical guide by Sydney Williams, scheduled for release on March 12, 2024. The book chronicles Williams' transformative journey from grappling with unresolved trauma and a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes to finding healing and self-love through hiking. Embarking on two hikes across Catalina Island, covering eighty miles, she learned to disconnect from distractions and reconnect with herself through the power of…

"Daylight Saving Time: The Power of Growing Older" is a contemplative memoir by David W. Berner that delves into the nuances of aging with grace and mindfulness. Berner reflects on the inevitable signs of aging—such as the appearance of gray hair, the need for reading glasses, and health scares like a heart attack at 56—to explore how these experiences shape our understanding of life and mortality. Drawing inspiration from seasonal changes, the natural world, literature, and spirituality, he…

"From Punk to Monk: A Memoir" is the heartfelt autobiography of Ray Raghunath Cappo, a legendary hardcore punk musician-turned-monk and pioneer of the straight-edge movement. In this candid narrative, Cappo chronicles his transformation from the lead singer of the influential 1980s punk band Youth of Today to a spiritual seeker and monk in India. Disillusioned by the superficial success of his music career and seeking deeper meaning following his father's untimely death, Cappo embarked on a…

In "Winks from Above," author Liliane Fortna shares her personal journey of connecting with Guides and Angels, emphasizing the importance of recognizing signs and synchronicities in daily life. Drawing from her experiences as a European model, professional dancer, Amazon explorer, and energy healer, Fortna illustrates how paying attention to these subtle messages can lead to a more extraordinary and fulfilling life. The book provides practical tips for cultivating and deepening a relationship…

No disease is incurable. Extraordinarily rapid, miraculous healing is possible. During a near-death experience, an end-stage terminal cancer patient with hours to live had a profound, emotionally transformative experience in which she let go of all fear—she rallied and became cancer free in a few short weeks. Brain scans revealed that a multiple-personality sufferer becomes physically blind in only one of ten personalities—when a new personality emerges, her sight returns. A devout woman, body…

"The Success Paradox: How to Surrender & Win in Business and in Life" is a compelling narrative that chronicles the transformative journey of Gary C. Cooper, who rose from the depths of personal and professional despair to achieve remarkable success by embracing unconventional strategies. Co-authored with Will T. Wilkinson, the book offers readers an intimate look into Gary Cooper's life, detailing how surrendering to life's challenges led to unprecedented victories in both business and…