Sublime

In previous stages, the pursuit of love, recognition, and success shapes our lives slowly but surely to the point that we end up, in the words of poet May Sarton, “wearing other people’s faces.”

enjoyment will replace wanting as the motivating power behind people’s actions.

A View over Atlantis by John Michell appealed to the baby-boom generation who were living through the era of ‘Flower Power’ and had become attracted to Eastern religions. Michell’s book introduced them to their own exotic and mysterious heritage, and although A View over Atlantis was not directly about Druidism, Michell succeeded in educating the c

Adam Appich, master of science, is there with several studies that show how legacy cognitive blindness will forever prevent people from acting in their own best interests.

The Fourth Turning is history's great discontinuity. It ends one epoch and begins another.

I am in general agreement with Eisler’s view expressed in The Chalice and the Blade and hope only to extend her argument by asking the following question: What factor maintained the equilibrium of the partnership societies of the Late Neolithic and then faded, setting the stage for the emergence of the evolutionarily maladaptive dominator model? In