Truth and Illusion: The Politics of Spirituality and How One Person's Lie Is Another One's Truth - Richardson, Carol E.
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As politicians, media, scientists, and religions vie for the truth, "Truth and Illusion" leads us on a quest to discover why we believe what we do. Dethroning patriarchy and overcoming dualistic thinking, "Truth and Illusion" paves the way to understanding one another, cultivating inner wisdom, and expanding our abilities to access ultimate truths.When East meets West in "Truth and Illusion," the yogic science of spirituality extends psychology

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As politicians, media, scientists, and religions vie for the truth, "Truth and Illusion" leads us on a quest to discover why we believe what we do. Dethroning patriarchy and overcoming dualistic thinking, "Truth and Illusion" paves the way to understanding one another, cultivating inner wisdom, and expanding our abilities to access ultimate truths.When East meets West in "Truth and Illusion," the yogic science of spirituality extends psychology
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Rev. Carol E. Richardson, MDiv, MPH is an integrative psycho-spiritual life coach, energy healer, hypnotherapist, author, speaker, and mystic. She has a BS in psychology, a master's of public health, and a Master of Divinity degree from Vanderbilt University Divinity School. Having pursued Eastern spiritual studies and practiced an Eastern form of meditation for over 20 years, she has formed a synthesis of Eastern and Western approaches in her work, with greatly beneficial results for her clients. Born on the equator in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, her travels as a child led her to question cultural worldviews with their resulting limitations of truth, while valuing a diversity of perspectives on life, truth, human nature, and the universe. Trained in feminist theology, she brings a fresh and appropriately contemporary perspective on issues of human nature, religion, spirituality, and global well-being. A synthetic thinker and mystic, her ideas are both challenging and inspirational.