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    The Evolutionary Human
    The Evolutionary Human
    The Evolutionary Human
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    The Evolutionary Human

    By Jonas Liebeskind

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    In this book, Jonas Liebeskind ventures into areas beyond any theory and asks: How do these ideal humans, towards which we strive collectively and individually to become, look in actuality if we take the most recent understandings of philosophy, evolutionary spirituality, and psychology seriously? The humans who are mentally mature, emotionally healthy and fully in this world (but not of this world.) The humans who are in constant development, the humans who are social and cultural change agents.
    Liebeskind opens us to the collective unconscious and brings forth a vision that we cannot close our minds to, without closing ourselves. For us, who always strive towards something—to more wholeness, integration, health, morality, clarity and love.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateSep 1, 2013
    ISBN9780984570324
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