“In The Power of Humility, the authors shine a bright light onto the subject of relationships and conflict—between ourselves, others and our Highest Principle. Following a meticulous method of analysis, presenting relevant personal stories and revealing references from diverse sources, they have given us an outstanding argument for using humility as a way of life.
“On a personal level, what they present is immediately relevant, and there cannot be anyone who would not benefit from reading it. On a global level, perhaps it should be considered as essential reading for anyone considering taking up public office—particularly politics and religion, where the attitude of ‘them versus us’ is usually the default setting.
“I hope that this book becomes a bestseller, as it offers not only a message of hope, but one of certainty—that conflict can be resolved by a change of perception and attitude. World peace is not only the responsibility of our leaders, but of each and every one of us. As J. Krishnamurti so often said, ‘You are the world, and the world is you.’ When the power of humility informs and impels our lives, then perhaps peace will break out across the world.”
Roy Whenary
British author, The Texture Of Being
“With compassion and a no-nonsense approach, the authors safely guide the reader through dips and valleys of the healing process until humility is attained. With humility, we see the limitations of our thinking and way of life and make another choice. The authors present a roadmap of healing and wholeness that requires awareness, persistence, knowledge and practical know-how. Humility is the power that moves us forward into awareness of the Self, and marks a significant turning point in the soul's development.”
Susan S. Trout, Ph.D.
Author, The Awakened Leader: Leadership as a Classroom of the Soul
“Combining truths from multiple respected sources, the authors show us how to use effective psycho-spiritual principles to help heal our conflicted and painful relationships. The Power of Humility gives us tools to resolve interpersonal struggles, particularly codependence, power games and difficult relationships. It combines spiritual and psychological truths from Buddhism, A Course in Miracles, Native American tradition, other Eastern and Western belief systems, and the recovery movement, including the Twelve Steps. This approach to handling conflict is what millions of people in our society have been searching for and have not yet discovered. The four authors have successfully brought their accumulated wisdom together. What a gift for the masses who have needed such guidance, but did not know where to find it.”
Judith S. Miller, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology, Columbia University
Author of Direct Connection: Transformation of Consciousness
“Reading The Power of Humility has left me with a feeling of peace, and that all is well. I have had the experience of childhood trauma and know what it is like to repeat unhealthy patterns until you take responsibility for your healing and make the connection with your Heart and True Self.
“The triangle levels is powerful information, reminding me that until we make a conscious effort to move on to the freedom of Level 2 we live with the painful conflict of a Level 1 triangle every day in our own head. As someone who moved into spiritual awakening at a young age I also took a ‘Spiritual Bypass,’ which you explain so well. This term highlighted for me a lesson I have been working on for the past few years—that a certain level of spiritual evolvement doesn’t automatically bring on emotional growth. It is a profound part of the journey to finally allow ourselves to be with our feelings, hear our own true voice, and experience a connection with our True Self, Higher Self and Higher Power that feels deeper and more real every day. People will be helped on their life’s journey by reading this book.”
Dana Mrkich
Internationally known writer, speaker; and radio host, Sydney, Australia
“Highly recommended. Its clear description of humility’s power shows us how to have peace in our home, workplace and world.”
Sid Yarbrough, M.D.