Healing a Broken World: The Grassroots Guide to a Socially Sustainable Future

by Daniel Raphael, Byron Belitsos (With), Marty Risaher (Contribution by), Roxanne Andrews (Contribution by), Michael McCray, MD (Contribution by)

Overview

Using celestial guidance to design a sustainable society, this handbook includes practical advice on how to assemble and organize a social sustainability team, as well as how to use the three core values of social sustainability. Applicable to institutions of any size, this manifesto stands out from other books on sustainability that don’t provide methods for invoking higher powers.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781579830113
Publisher:	Origin Press CA
Publication date:	04/01/2013
Pages:	120
Product dimensions:	4.90(w) x 7.90(h) x 0.40(d)

About the Author

Daniel Raphael, PhD, is the author of e-Democracy, Sacred Relationships, and What Was God Thinking? He is a mystic and theologian, known worldwide for his advanced contact with angelic beings and celestial teachers. He lives in Denver, Colorado.

Byron Belitsos is a journalist, an inaugural member of the Integral Institute, the publisher of Origin Press, and the coauthor of One World Democracy: A Progressive Vision for Enforceable Global Law, A Return to Healing, and The Secret Revelation. He lives in San Rafael, California. He is a long-time students of The Urantia Book and were participants in the Teaching Mission from its inception.

Table of Contents

	Acknowledgements	ix
	Dedication	xi
	Introduction	1
	The Tucson III Workshop	11
Ch 1	Science and Meditation are Compatible	15
Ch 2	Concentrative Meditation	31
Ch 3	Practice: Concentrative Meditation	41
Ch 4	Opening Up Meditation, Vipassana	67
Ch 5	Practice: Vipassana	73
Ch 6	Links, Expansions, Concepts	93
Ch 7	Self-Observation, Self-Remembering in Everyday Life	103
Ch 8	Practice: Self-Remembering	123
Ch 9	Toward A Science of Consciousness	149
Ch 10	Practice: Vipassana to Self-Remembering	193
Ch 11	Taking the Practices into Life	197
	Notes	217
Appendix I	Sources of Further Information and Training	219
Appendix II	The Archives of Scientists' Transcendent Experiences	223
Appendix III	References	227
	Index	231