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- Author: Jo Singel
- Publisher: Booklocker.com
- ISBN-10: 1647188601
- ISBN-13: 9781647188603
- Format: 12.7 x 17.8 x 0.8 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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In a world focused on a combination of health issues (the COVID-19 pandemic) and politically oriented problems (social unrest relating to racial inequities and systemic racism) it is both essential and important that thoughtful solutions are provided. "The Echo of Breath" offers up relevant answers to the primary question regarding "what can we do" to make a better world for ourselves, families, communities, organizations and institutions.
The answer starts and ends with consciousness and how it impacts each of us every day of our life. This call to action implores all of us to take our head out of the sand and support the actions required to take us to a new level of enhanced consciousness, a level that will address existing and future problems. In a world immersed in survival mode, the book provides a roadmap and the needed development to implement what is required. It is an urgent message as well as a hopeful one.
Everything begins with consciousness. Without it we are just stumbling through life in a reactive mode, instead of being proactive in addressing our problems.
This book offers up numerous conversations between the main characters who have a vested interest in creating answers to the overriding questions of our time. What is known may no longer be relevant, what is unknown is the opportunity for greater possibilities for all.
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- Author: Jo Singel
- Publisher: Booklocker.com
- ISBN-10: 1647188601
- ISBN-13: 9781647188603
- Format: 12.7 x 17.8 x 0.8 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
In a world focused on a combination of health issues (the COVID-19 pandemic) and politically oriented problems (social unrest relating to racial inequities and systemic racism) it is both essential and important that thoughtful solutions are provided. "The Echo of Breath" offers up relevant answers to the primary question regarding "what can we do" to make a better world for ourselves, families, communities, organizations and institutions.
The answer starts and ends with consciousness and how it impacts each of us every day of our life. This call to action implores all of us to take our head out of the sand and support the actions required to take us to a new level of enhanced consciousness, a level that will address existing and future problems. In a world immersed in survival mode, the book provides a roadmap and the needed development to implement what is required. It is an urgent message as well as a hopeful one.
Everything begins with consciousness. Without it we are just stumbling through life in a reactive mode, instead of being proactive in addressing our problems.
This book offers up numerous conversations between the main characters who have a vested interest in creating answers to the overriding questions of our time. What is known may no longer be relevant, what is unknown is the opportunity for greater possibilities for all.
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