Humanity's Spiritual Crisis: Transforming Ourselves to Heal the World
Aug 2017 · Sold by Simon and Schuster
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As the twenty-first century unfolds, our world faces dire political, ethical, ecological, and spiritual challenges on a global scale. How are we to understand the crises that are affecting us all?
Paul Brunton’s Humanity's Spiritual Crisis spells out how today's widespread, confusing, and many-layered crisis is essentially a spiritual one—and one that we ignore to our peril—we must undertake a major step forward in our evolution as a species. He provides a deeply informed framework of spiritual understanding and practices that help us find the most effective and creative ways to address these momentous situations in our daily lives.
Humanity's Spiritual Crisis makes it clear that we cannot build a new and better world until we have looked within, found the soul's light to guide us, and made unavoidable inner changes. We can choose to consciously co-operate with the inner purpose of this crisis and intelligently participate in it to our own benefit. If, however, we blindly resist or lazily delay, we will suffer the consequences.
“Paul Brunton was a man ahead of his times. He was a brilliant, sensitive, philosophical thinker, a spiritual man and a writer of great talent.” —Linda George, Conscious Life News
Paul Brunton’s Humanity's Spiritual Crisis spells out how today's widespread, confusing, and many-layered crisis is essentially a spiritual one—and one that we ignore to our peril—we must undertake a major step forward in our evolution as a species. He provides a deeply informed framework of spiritual understanding and practices that help us find the most effective and creative ways to address these momentous situations in our daily lives.
Humanity's Spiritual Crisis makes it clear that we cannot build a new and better world until we have looked within, found the soul's light to guide us, and made unavoidable inner changes. We can choose to consciously co-operate with the inner purpose of this crisis and intelligently participate in it to our own benefit. If, however, we blindly resist or lazily delay, we will suffer the consequences.
“Paul Brunton was a man ahead of his times. He was a brilliant, sensitive, philosophical thinker, a spiritual man and a writer of great talent.” —Linda George, Conscious Life News
As the twenty-first century unfolds, our world faces dire political, ethical, ecological, and spiritual challenges on a global scale. How are we to understand the crises that are affecting us all?
Paul Brunton’s Humanity's Spiritual Crisis spells out how today's widespread, confusing, and many-l...
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Paul Brunton is recognized as one of the most influential writers on spirituality and self-realization in the past three generations. He is widely esteemed for creatively integrating the world's sacred teachings into a practical, satisfying vision of spiritual life for our times. Major reviewers praise his work and him as ”a person of rare intelligence...thoroughly alive, and whole in the most significant, 'holy' sense of the word.”
—Yoga Journal
—Yoga Journal
Paul Brunton is recognized as one of the most influential writers on spirituality and self-realization in the past three generations. He is widely esteemed for creatively integrating the world's sacred teachings into a practical, satisfying vision of spiritual life for our times. Major reviewers ...
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