The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight: Waking Up to Personal and Global Transformation - Rilegato

Hartmann, Thom

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ISBN 10: 0609605461 ISBN 13: 9780609605462

Casa editrice: Harmony Books, 1999

Riassunto

Offers a passionate, visionary call to enlightened consciousness that combines spiritual thought and ecological principles to promote a positive future for the planet and its inhabitants. 50,000 first printing. Tour.

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"One of the most important books you will ever read."  
--Neale Donald Walsch, author of Conversations with God

"I think Thom Hartmann is one of those people who 'puts it all together' for us, explaining not only what has seriously gone wrong in the world, but even more importantly all that can still go right. He is an awakener of the highest order."
--Marianne Williamson

"Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight confronted me with the radical truth of our predicament and with grace and brilliance gently pointed a way toward our salvation as a species, and our evolution as humanity.  It is essential reading for the 21st century."
--Barbara Marx Hubbard, author, Conscious Evolution

"Before I even finished Thom Hartmann's book, The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight, I was recommending it in all my workshops and to all my friends.  Thom has a unique overview that helps lighten the shadow that technology has cast over our lives.  His message that change is inevitable is powerful, but I came away believing that this is an
opportunity, not a disaster.
-- Carol Adrienne, author of The Purpose of Your Life and co-author with James Redfield of The Celestine Prophecy:  An Experiential Guide

"In The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight Thom Hartmann shows both how perilous, and how urgent is the world's current predicament, as we move into a new millennium.  His awesome amassal of facts relating to the exhaustion of fossil fuel resources (the "ancient sunlight" of his title) could be deeply disturbing, if he did not bring his own light
of spiritual optimism to the impasse.  Hartmann names the problem fearlessly, and yet offers a deep affirmation of the human potential for facing such problems once named.  This book should rest on the shelf next to Vice President Gore's Earth in the Balance.  If you have been sleep to the Ecological crisis, this is a lucid and compelling wakeup call!"
--Stephen Larsen, Ph.D., Author of The Shaman's Doorway, The Mythic Imagination, and with his wife Robin, A Fire in the Mind, the Life of Joseph Campbell.  (The Larsens also co-direct the Center for Symbolic Studies near New Paltz, NY.)

"Hartmann is a blend of James Michener and Rachel Carson, telling a gripping story that starts before the beginning of human history and leads up to the present--but rather than being about Hawaii or Chesapeake or Afghanistan, as Michener covered, Thom covers the world's ecology and energy.  This is the kind of book which starts movements with millions of people heartfully involved.  It's a book every student--and, indeed, every citizen of the world, should read."
--Rob Kall, President, FUTUREHEALTH

"Thom Hartman writes one of the most rousing, raging and right thinking works of our time.  As a visionary Speaker for the Earth, he reveals what we have done to our planet and how we can make true and deep amends.  He offers potent and practical ways to achieve a new ecology of spirit and matter, mind and nature.  He gives us a new story to illumine life at the threshold of forever."  
--Jean Houston, author of A Mythic Life and A Passion for the Possible

L'autore

Thom Hartmann is an award-winning author, international lecturer, teacher, and psychotherapist.  His books have been written about in Time magazine, he's been on the front page of The Wall Street Journal, and a guest on numerous radio and TV shows, including NPR'S All Things Considered, CNN, and BBC.  A former journalist, editor, and occasional woodsplitter, he lives in Vermont with his wife, Louise.

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• Editore: Harmony Books
• Data di pubblicazione: 1999
• ISBN 10: 0609605461
• ISBN 13: 9780609605462
• Rilegatura: Copertina rigida
• Numero di pagine: 314