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fRAGmentation: The Power of e Pluribus Unum (2025)
by Alex Bennet with a Foreword by YOU.
This is our world, a tapestry woven with threads of diversity and division. As we journey in this book through the complexities of our world, we critically explore fragmentation in the physical, holistic human, digital, narrative/art, and societal domains, and delve into the societal political fragmentation occurring today.
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The Taint of Hubris: Rediscovering humility and bridging authentic connection (2025)
by Alex Bennet with Foreword by William Halel
Characterized by excessive pride or arrogance--and referring to something being spoiled, sullied, or negatively influenced in some way--hubris can be thought of as a contaminating aspect of human nature. It stands out as a pervasive taint that has woven itself into mythology, literature and history, and is highly visible in the societal political landscape of today.
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Choosing Whysly: Why we can't see what is right in front of us (2025)
by Alex Bennet with a Foreword by Robert Turner
This is a large question. It can't help but be complex, because we are complex, and this question is not only dependent on the situation and context but also on you, the individual, and your perception, beliefs, intentions, biases, blindnesses, and self-deceptions as well as cognitive dissonances, relativism, and ultimately, your conscious and unconscious choices. Review by Dr. Moria Levy.
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Becoming Wise, Open, Kind, Empowered: The Millenium Challenge (2025)
by Alex Bennet with Foreword by Arthur Murray
Being "woke" signifies a positive awareness and active engagement with social justice issues, which is the intent of social and cultural awakening consistent with spiritual awakening and Enlightenment ideas embedded in the U.S. Constitution. However, in the fragmented world, core tenets of democracy such as diversity, equitable equality, and inclusiveness are being tossed aside and translated through prejudicial and biased beliefs and political frames. It is time to set the record straight. Review by Dr. Moria Levy
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The Brilliance of America in a Time of Disparity (2025)
by Robert Turner and Alex Bennet
The brilliance of America was initially emblazoned in the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, and the Bill of Rights in the latter part of the 18th Century. These living documents preside as the charters of freedom and the foundational framework for governance. Indeed, our Founding Fathers heard the voices of freedom ringing across time from the Age of Enlightenment, ancient civilizations, and the expanding American colonies,. this brilliance shines still, speaking to us today through the voices of the Founding Fathers.
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Going from Me to We: We All Become Free (2026)
by Jedidiah Hill
You were promised freedom. You were handed a comfortable cage. Four hundred channels. Six outrage cycles. Three approved opinions. A paycheck taxed before you ever touch it, a mind interrupted every ninety seconds, and a quiet feeling--one you've learned not to say out loud--that something essential is missing, and that something is ending. That feeling isn't despair. It's recognition. And this book is what to do about it.
Going from Me to We does something no other book has attempted: it builds the free human being and the free society together--because history is clear that neither survives without the other. Drawing on the Hermetic principles, modern neuroscience, and the Haudenosaunee Great Law of Peace--the Native confederacy whose ides helped shape the U.S. Constitution--it delivers both halves of the work. The ME and the WE.
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