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Cultural Nonviolence
Written by Satish Kumar
Narrated by Michael Toms
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In the spirit of Gandhi, Martin Luther King, and Jesus, Satish Kumar brings a gentle wisdom to the difficult questions that must be answered if we are to end the pattern of destruction that threatens our world today. His simple, yet comprehensive perspective addresses the violence that is pervasive in human society and, amazingly, offers realistic solutions based on trust, justice, community, sustainability, and simply taking time to be reverential about something as fundamental as baking bread.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Wonderful to hear from Satish, he has such depth and breadth of clarity.