Season for the Earth

The Better World Handbook is the definitive guide for the average person wanting to make a positive difference in the world. Our book is specifically designed for well-intentioned people who may be too busy to be actively involved in social change organizations. Our intention is to reach people who normally would not consider themselves activists, people who care about creating a more just and socially responsible world for everyone but don’t know where to begin.” – from The Better World Handbook website

The first section of the book,  titled “Building A Better World,” discusses the cycle of cynicism and the things that make us feel overwhelmed by and powerless against the problems we face, thus causing us to become apathetic. But the authors don’t leave us there. They show us how to break out of cynicism and become more hopeful by letting go of blame and taking responsibility for who and how we are in the world.

Section two defines what the authors call the “7 Foundations of a Better World:” economic fairness, comprehensive peace, ecological sustainability, deep democracy, social justice, culture of simplicity, and revitalized community. Section three then lays out action steps both large and small that can be taken in all areas of our lives to create a better world for all of us.

Their website includes the top ten actions you can take, the best gas stations,  and a shopping guide.

Note: I am in no way affiliated with this book nor do I receive any compensation from its sale.

breathe Peace ~

Rev.  Rebecca

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About Rev. Rebecca

After 30 years of trying to avoid God, I finally gave up playing Jonah and answered Love's call to service by becoming an ordained New Thought minister. Since that day in 2007, I've counseled a lot of people, performed some weddings, been a publiic speaker, and done some non-profit board work. Opportunities for service are presenting themselves in new ways for the coming year and I look forward to more of Love unfolding in my life.
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