This series delves into the most pressing questions about human existence and the future of our planet. It offers profound insights into the spiritual, philosophical, and societal challenges we face. Through dialogue and reflection, it provides practical tools and inspiration for positive change, both on a personal and collective level. Readers are invited to actively participate in shaping a better future for all.
In early 2011, the world witnessed massive unrest throughout the Arab world. At the same time, an earthquake-tsunami-nuclear calamity of terrifying proportions shook Japan. Walsch offers an explanation for this upheaval and proposes a simple plan by which we can impact our personal and collective future in a positive way.
'98 percent of world's people are spending 98 percent of their time on things that don't matter.' In this title, the author says that this is the reason so many lives are filled with sadness and turmoil, and that world itself seems continually on brink of calamity. It offers a formula that can immediately uplift life of someone who embraces it.