All books using the keywords: Thom Swain

In a world apparently dominated by fear and greed, is the ideal of the ‘goodness of Mankind’ merely an illusion? Could it be that our perceptions of our civilization are more a quantitative illusion than a qualitative reality? Consider by what means YOU may have concluded that perhaps humanity is indeed a ‘lost cause.’ Where is the wisdom of ‘writing off’ the bulk of humanity as a lost cause when in the lives of most of us, love, grace, and joy are the real potentials of directly inter-personal experiences? This contrast between ‘quality’ and ‘quantity’ of impressions cannot be fully judged without the ‘primary inter-personal experience’ that is established WITHIN each of us: the ‘goo ...