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Unity in Diversity

By: Benjamin Creme
Narrated by: Jessica Webster
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We need a new, hopeful vision for the future. This book presents such a vision: a future that embraces a world at peace in harmony and unity, while each individual quality and approach is welcomed and needed. It is visionary, but is expressed with a cogent and compelling logic.

Unity in Diversity: The Way Ahead for Humanity concerns the future of every man, woman, and child. It is about the future of the Earth itself. Humanity, Creme says, is at a crossroads and has a major decision to make: to go onward and create a brilliant new civilization in which all are free and social justice reigns, or continue as we are, divided and competing, and see the end of life on planet Earth.

Creme writes for the Spiritual Hierarchy on Earth, whose plan for the betterment of all humanity he presents. He tells that the path forward for us all is the realization of our essential unity without the sacrifice of our equally essential diversity.

©2012 Benjamin Creme (P)2020 Benjamin Creme Estate

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