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    Humanity's Potential to Consciously Evolve
    Humanity's Potential to Consciously Evolve
    Humanity's Potential to Consciously Evolve
    Audiobook58 minutes

    Humanity's Potential to Consciously Evolve

    Written by Barbara Marx Hubbard

    Narrated by Craig Hamilton

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    About this audiobook

    In Hubbard's research through history she realized that when a culture lost an image of its own future, which was positive to that culture, and they didn't believe in themselves anymore, the culture declined.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNew Dimensions Foundation
    Release dateJun 21, 2007
    ISBN9780781314121
    Humanity's Potential to Consciously Evolve

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