Common Sense
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Political, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science
| Author: | Kevin Michael Marley | ISBN: | 9781495153884 |
| Publisher: | Human Spirit | Publication: | June 15, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Human Spirit | Language: | English |
| Author: | Kevin Michael Marley |
| ISBN: | 9781495153884 |
| Publisher: | Human Spirit |
| Publication: | June 15, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Human Spirit |
| Language: | English |
Common Sense is about a new political paradigm. This book boldly lays out how we can engage in massive paradigm change politically, economically, and socially in an intelligent, constructive and cooperative manner in order to confront the various crises of the 21st century. Additionally, Common Sense asserts that we can form a new interdisciplinary field, A Science and Art of Human Development, based upon both modern science and ancient wisdom. In essence, we can now create a multidimensional model of a human being that can be systematically affected for the better using models of the human body from both Western and Eastern cultures. As a result, by slowly turning the wheel of self-transformation, we can begin to engage ourselves in profound political/social change, and thereby, have a Revolution of the Human Spirit gradually moving away from our current societal themes of money, wealth, and power, and creating the world anew.
Common Sense is about a new political paradigm. This book boldly lays out how we can engage in massive paradigm change politically, economically, and socially in an intelligent, constructive and cooperative manner in order to confront the various crises of the 21st century. Additionally, Common Sense asserts that we can form a new interdisciplinary field, A Science and Art of Human Development, based upon both modern science and ancient wisdom. In essence, we can now create a multidimensional model of a human being that can be systematically affected for the better using models of the human body from both Western and Eastern cultures. As a result, by slowly turning the wheel of self-transformation, we can begin to engage ourselves in profound political/social change, and thereby, have a Revolution of the Human Spirit gradually moving away from our current societal themes of money, wealth, and power, and creating the world anew.
