Clients & Testimonials

“Extraordinary… Five Stars.” – Business Ethics

“I’ve known the work of the Arbinger Institute for years. Arbinger’s ideas are profound, with deep and sweeping implications for organizations. This book, Leadership and Self-Deception, provides the perfect introduction to this material. It is engaging and fresh, easy to read, and packed with insight. I couldn’t recommend it more highly.”

-Stephen Covey, Author of The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People

“This is the most profound and practical business book I have ever read! Everyone I have recommended this book to has been challenged intellectually and also touched emotionally. It is a must-read that I will give to my kids to read before they begin their careers.” – Tom A. Didonato, Vice President, Human Resources, Heinz North America

“Imagine working in an organization where the aim of your colleagues is to help you achieve your results. I could not believe it possible. After reading this book I just had to bring Arbinger to the UK to teach our people. What an experience! We are all better people for it. This book touches the very foundation of culture, teamwork, and performance. It’s a must for everyone.” – Mark Ashworth, President and CEO, Butcher’s Pet Care, UK

“It’s rare to find a business book that is good enough to recommend to your boss, your work team, and your friends. The concepts in this book have transformed both the way I work and the way I live.” – Robert W. Edwards, Managing Director, Worldwide Services, FedEx

“This astonishing book is a MUST read for every executive or personal and professional coach.” – Laura Whitworth, coauthor of Co-Active Coaching, and Cofounder, The Coaches Training Institute

“Rarely has a book had such an immediate and profound impact on the hundreds of CEO’s of fast growth firms we work with through our MIT/Inc./YEO Executive Program. And it’s one of those rare books that touches both the personal as well as professional lives of these leaders.” – Verne Harnish, Founder, Young Entrepreneurs’ Organization and CEO, Gazelles, Inc.

“The leadership principles in this book have had a greater impact on the quality of leadership in our company than anything we have ever implemented. They have been extraordinarily important in helping make our company a great place to work while at the same time helping us focus on results and increase productivity as never before.” – Michael Stapley, President and CEO, DMBA

“My blood pressure has dropped significantly, and as long as I apply the Arbinger principles, it stays low. Leadership and Self-Deception has made an enormous difference in my personal and professional life. Just ask my family.” – R. Douglas Holt, Presiding Judge, Graham County Superior Court, Arizona

“Arbinger has really hit the mark. As a management consultant in Europe, I’ve seen this book create more interest within our clients than any other leadership philosophy.” – Peter Foggin, Management Consultant, UK

“While reading, I reviewed my life, and sure enough, what successes there were in it were based on Arbinger’s principles. This book is a tool that could transform and elevate the way government functions!” – Mark W. Cannon, Former Administrative Assistant to the Chief Justice of the United States, and Staff Director, Commission on the Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution.

“Simple…clear…powerful. With many years of experience in leadership, organizational development, and training I was surprised to find something strike me with such impact.” – Janet Steinwedel, Director, Leadership and Employee Development, Delaware Investments.

“Arbinger has provided training for Anasazi for more than 10 years. The material in this book is an integral part of the incredible successes we experience with at-risk youth and their parents. Thank you, Arbinger!” – Michael J. Merchant, CEO, Anasazi Foundation

“Leadership and Self-Deception is a powerful antibiotic for the plague that is decimating businesses and families from the inside. Other approaches are mere ointments by comparison.” – Ed Lauritsen, PhD, licensed psychologist

“Leadership and Self-Deception holds up a brutally honest mirror to behaviour in which we all indulge to justify our shortcomings. The result is not self-remorse or punishment but a glimpse of a life to be lived with integrity and freed of the boundaries and constraints we inflict upon ourselves and others. I am always excited to watch Arbinger’s thinking help my clients unlock painful family disputes and lead them to resolution.” – Neil Denny, Family Lawyer, Wiltshire, UK

“I’ve been in the book publishing business for 25 years. Rarely have I read a book as profound and life-changing as Leadership and Self-Deception.” – David Sanford, President, Sanford Communications, Inc.

“This book was recommended to me at an annual strategic planning session. I was stunned by the truth of it and the simple solution. Our entire management has now read it. It has been a building block for our personal and organizational development and is a must-read for individuals or organizations looking for lasting change and development.” – Rick Chalk, CEO, Caltex

“Those who think highly of ‘Who Moved My Cheese?’ will find this book especially valuable. . .A remarkable book. I urge you to obtain a copy immediately and read it, then re-read it. It can be valuable to your understanding of why so many people create their own problems, are unable and/or unwilling to see that they are creating their own problems, and then resist any attempts by others to help them stop creating those problems.” – Robert Morris, Amazon top 50 Reviewer

“I first read Arbinger’s book The Anatomy of Peace and was so impressed I went out and ordered this book. The process of leadership and self-discovery taught in this book and continued in The Anatomy of Peace is profound. It should be required for anyone leading an organization. Outstanding! – Ed Kugler, author of Dead Center

“My business partners and I built a health-care company on the ideas in this book. We are amazed at what it has helped us achieve. Careful reading and re-reading of this book has proven better than any productivity, team building, or leadership training we’ve encountered.” – Mark Ballif, CEO, Plum Healthcare

“An important book that has the potential to change the way you think, behave, and live your life, both personally and professionally.” – Rolf Dobelli, Amazon Top 50 Reviewer

“As a therapist I was pleasantly surprised to find that a book geared towards managers could have such far-reaching implications in my life and the lives of my clients. I believe the ideas in this book could transform the counseling profession. It is now required reading for all my clients.” – Jason Beard, family therapist

“Our Executive Committee read Leadership and Self-Deception nearly two years ago. Since then every member of our staff has read it. The Arbinger approach adds tremendous value as we grow the company and integrate companies we acquire along the way.” – Robin Hamill, Chairman, Igility Group

“Once I started I couldn’t put it down…[it’s ]nothing short of a transformational book disguised as a business manager’s guide.” – A Reader from Springfield, Massachusetts, online review

“The principles in the book are so powerful that you cannot help referring to them constantly in your every day dealings with other people . . . [The] truths in it have lasting effect, and definitively change the way you view life.” – A Reader from Berkeley, California, online review

“WOW! My world has changed because of this book.” – a Reader from Missoula, Montana, online review

“My freshman roommate once told me there are some books so precious to you that you are amazed you can just buy them at the bookstore for $20 like everyone else. This is one of those books . . . All in all, this one makes it onto my list of my favourite books ever written.” – a Reader from Austin Texas, online review

“I love this book! It completely changed the way I view work. Makes me wonder how much time and energy I wasted working in the box!” – A Reader from Salt Lake City, Utah, online review

“Profound! Just what I have always looked for in a ‘leadership’ book but could never find . . . No part of my life has been untouched.” – a Reader from Richmond, Virginia, online review

“I believe [this] will be one of the most important books of the decade, and believe that the concepts it teaches have the strength and truth in them to transform lives.” – a Reader from Northern California, online review

“I wish I’d read [this book] ten years ago; it’s become a favourite among my closest friends and colleagues. It’s a cultural prerequisite for creating both great companies and superior family dynamics.” – a Reader from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, online review

“Upon finishing this book, I felt like Ebenezer Scrooge on Christmas morning.” – a Reader from Victoria, BC, Canada, online review

“This book will change your life . . . It is an easy read that you will fly through in a matter of hours. Then you will read it again! Buy this book and pass it on to everyone that you know, especially those you work with!” – A Reader from Wichita, Kansas, online review

“Arbinger’s work is deep and significant in its diagnosis of the ills of our time – from the small scale of individual self-deception to the self-deception of whole cultures.” – Rom Harré, Professor of Psychology, Fellow Emeritus, Linacre College, Oxford University

“Fascinating, thought provoking, and insightful! For those who say human resources are critical to their business, Leadership and Self-Deception shows why that’s the case and how to make it a positive reality. It is a wake-up call to all those who think they’re good with people, and a must read for those who know they need to be better. Once I started reading, I couldn’t put it down.” – Steven C. Wheelwright Professor and Senior associate dean, Harvard Business School

“Remarkable. Arbinger’s concept of ‘the box’-self-deception-is completely unique. Arbinger taught our leadership team at LensCrafters and the difference it made was remarkable. As we began to rid ourselves of self-deception we blew the lid off our limitations and began to draw out the best efforts of others. It also made us better people. Arbinger reveals the hidden key to productivity and creativity. Do whatever you can to get your hands on this material.” – Dave Browne Former President and CEO, LensCrafters

“I love this book. It identifies the central issue in all organizational performance. It describes how we get trapped in the box of self-deception-and how we can escape it. Like all Arbinger material, Leadership and Self-Deception goes deep, to our basic humanity, our way of being. This book, like truth itself, reveals more with each re-examination. I highly recommend it.” – Doug Hauth Sales Vice President, Lucent Technologies

“After decades of executive leadership in senior management positions, I’ve finally found in Arbinger what I consider to be the best means of improving every measure of success anyone wishes to put forward. From boosting the bottom line to increasing personal joy, this book shows the way.” – Bruce L. Christensen Former President and CEO, PBS

“Leadership and Self-Deception is a must read for anyone who is serious about achieving results. It identifies the core impediment to success-our blindness to our failure to focus on results. It shows why the truth about that failure is so difficult to see, and explains how to overcome such self-deception. This is an important book.” – Dave Checketts President and CEO, Madison Square Garden Corp

“I’ve said before that leaders need to be good at psychology, and that they have to start with themselves. They can’t be manipulators, even slick manipulators. They have to be genuine and feel a genuine sense of obligation toward others. I didn’t know at the time that there existed such powerful, insightful, and unique material to help leaders accomplish this. Genuine breakthroughs are rare, but this book is one of them.” – Mort Meyerson Former President and CEO, EDS and Perot Systems

“Finally, a set of principles that gets at the heart of leading others. Arbinger’s concept of self-deception-’the box’-is intriguing and powerful. For those who seek genuine change in their organizations and who covet visionary leadership, this book Is The Place To Begin.” – Mark Fuller CEO, Monitor Group

“Since attending an in-depth Arbinger seminar I cannot think about leadership or life the way I used to. What Arbinger teaches is not just one more approach to leadership. It identifies the core impediments to solidarity and high performance, and in very practical ways shows how to overcome them. This is significant, original stuff. It equips leaders to bring out the greatness in the people with whom they work and live. This book, Leadership and Self-Deception, is a terrific introduction to Arbinger’s groundbreaking material-I enjoyed it immensely.” – Robert C. Gay Managing Director, Bain Capital

“This is not just another book on leadership. It is about being a real leader. It identifies the central issue-indeed, the central issue of all organizational performance. Now identified, any leader, whether at the top or the bottom of an organization, can effect outcomes and achieve results as never before. The book is easy to read and yet teaches so much. I recommend it very highly.” – Brad Pelo President and CEO, NEXTPAGE

“I shared the ideas in this book with my family and friends. The concepts are powerful. They are fundamental to success whether on the playing field, in the office, or perhaps most importantly, at home. Read this book and you’ll see what I mean.” – Steve Young Two-Time NFL Most Valuable Player

“This book shares ideas I had never heard before. It’s not a mere repackaging of old concepts; it’s original, and the ideas are profound. Don’t be fooled by the title-this book is for everyone. I can’t think about my life the same way again.” – Jack Anderson Nationally Syndicated Columnist and Pulitzer Prize Winner

“A BOOK THAT COULD CHANGE THE FACE OF HUMANITY.” —Marion Blumenthal Lazan, holocaust survivor and bestselling author

Government & Legal Justice Leaders

To adopt the essence of this book is the true roadmap for peace. — Eytan Bentsur, Former Director General, Israel Ministry Of Foreign Affairs

The Anatomy of Peace is a brilliantly written, stimulating read, with a rare clarity that awakens reflection and compels action. I recommend it without hesitation to anyone interested in finding solutions to conflicts ranging from the personal to the global. — Gilead Sher, Former Chief Of Staff Of The Prime Minister Of Israel

Having been intensely involved in peacemaking, I can honestly say that this is a significant and important book that lays out innovative strategies for building sustainable peace. — Uri Savir, President, The Peres Center For Peace, Tel-Aviv, And Former Director General, Israel Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Nothing I can write will do justice to this work. I have used these ideas professionally to resolve organizational conflicts that threatened to shut down a contractor operating a Navy base and to diffuse grievances from disgruntled employees determined to rid themselves of their managers. In each instance disasters were averted and hearts of war were turned to hearts of peace. If the world were to read and adopt the principles contained in this book my profession would be a relic of the past. — Russell G. Pendergrass, Captain, United States Navy

I still have goose bumps from the thrill of reading this beautiful book. An easy and compelling read, it is a rare book that has equal application personally and globally. At the same time that it powerfully and poignantly points to solutions for problems as deep as those in the Middle East, it delivers a deeply personal message that awakens new hope, motivation, and commitment toward inward peace. It has empowered me to improve every relationship – at home, at work, and in the political sphere. Thank you! — Mark Shurtleff, Utah Attorney General

This moving and powerful book shows how we can transform situations of pain, rage, and hatred into ones of understanding, healing, and growth. This work could be very important in considering the way we view perpetrators and victims of crime, as well as how they view each other. I am grateful to have read it. — Tim Newell, Former Prison Governor, Currently Working In Restorative Justice

 

Coaches and coach training industry

A powerful work that has a profound impact on all things personal and professional. It illustrates that the path to peace and to the resolution of our most troubling conflicts requires not only different actions but a different way of being. Even better, it shows you how to get there. It is a book I will share widely and return to again and again. — Laura Whitworth, Co-Founder Of The Bigger Game Company And The Coaches Training Institute

Amazingly powerful! In the reading alone, there is transformation. I know of no tool or way of thinking that contributes so masterfully to real, lasting peace – in families, organizations, communities, and nations. The Anatomy of Peace is a gift to the world. — Pamela Richarde, President, International Coach Federation

In this day of whirlwind confusion and intense disconnection, The Anatomy of Peace is a divine prescription. More than just a book to read or an idea to consider, it is a life raft for the countless many who are suffering in silence and drowning in fear. — Iyanla Vanzant, Author, Life Coach, Founder, Inner Visions Institute For Spiritual Development

A true masterpiece with far reaching implications. I couldn’t put it down. — Nan O’connor, Master Certified Coach

The Anatomy of Peace is a moving, powerful, wonderful book. It awakened me to the need to look more intentionally inside my heart. As much as I want peace in the world, it must start with my own deep understanding of why I sometimes create my own little wars or participate in others’. — Dr. Patrick Williams, Mcc, Founder And Ceo, Institute For Life Coach Training

The Anatomy of Peace takes the reader to a deeper level of understanding of the Arbinger material. It has opened my eyes to how my heart has been at war. I feel a renewed commitment to continually examine my way of being. I can only say bravo, and thank you! — Susan M. Valdiserri, Cpcc, Pcc, Professional And Executive Coach

 

University Leaders

Phenomenal…compelling…vivid…poignant. This is a book that every manager, teacher, advisor, and parent should read and apply. — Steven Wheelwright, Senior Associate Dean, Harvard Business School

Having finished this book and absorbed the wise words that fill every page, I wonder why we teach mathematics to enforce logical thinking, languages for intercultural communication, and so on, but we lack the essence: a proper method for social behaviour! I say: let schools and universities offer courses designed by The Arbinger Institute; train politicians and statesmen in The Anatomy of Peace; and invite Arbinger to train all kinds of people in the understanding of their very own contribution to the advancement of peace in the world! — Annelies Van Der Horst, Equal Project, Centre For Gender And Diversity, University Maastricht, The Netherlands

The theoretical work underlying this book is deep and significant in its diagnosis of the ills of our society – from the small scale of individual self-deceptions to self-deceptions of whole cultures. — Rom Harré, Professor Of Psychology, Fellow Emeritus, Linacre College, Oxford University

Few books have the potential to completely change our personal lives as well as the world itself. The Anatomy of Peace is such an achievement, a pioneering effort that offers insight and inspiration I hope to use in my life. It gives us a remarkable new perspective on how we can analyze our problems and, more importantly, solve them in ways we would never have believed possible. I highly recommend it. — Rabbi Benjamin Blech, Professor Of Talmud, Yeshiva University

Reading The Anatomy of Peace was truly a WOW experience. The book offers a way out of conflict that relies on my choices. How incredibly empowering! It is an extraordinary book that will help you find peace in any situation. It has changed the way I look at life. — Sister Maureen Fitzgerald, A.S.C.J., Dean Of Admissions And Academics, Cor Jesu Academy

This remarkable story transcends ethnic, cultural, and religious barriers as a diverse group of people experience together the universal virtue of peace. The book is a call to action, with principles that work at home and on the world stage. I wholeheartedly recommend this book to all of my family, friends, and fellow citizens everywhere. — Bryan Maughan, Educational Researcher, Idaho National Laboratories

This book is a joy to the jaded. It gets beneath highly-regarded behavioral theses and shows how change in behavior is not enough. A simple tale, quietly told without condescension, it shows the potential and strength of our ordinary humanity. I feel I have grown from inside by reading it. The book helps people to know their neighbor without fear. And that is about as good as it gets. — Stephen Pryor, Former English Prison Service Governor; Vice Chair, Grubb Institute For Behavioral Studies (London)

 

Editors & Reviewers

Rarely have I read anything that held my attention the way this book did. To find that kind of reading experience in the context of a book that covers such disparate topics as parenting, managing employees, Middle East peace, and self-actualization is truly astonishing. — Jo Ellen Green Kaiser, Senior Editor, Tikkun Magazine

The Anatomy of Peace is one of those rare works that somehow finds its way into the heart. Before you know it you will be emotionally invested in the same process as the characters in this story. Be prepared to be at once challenged, moved, and called forth to become the person you know you should be. — Mike Bundrant, Publisher, Healthy Times Newspaper

That the path to lasting conflict resolution requires understanding ourselves and having a heart at peace may seem to be self-evident. But how do we get there? The Arbinger Institute explores this and related concepts in depth in an engaging story that ranges from the personal to the historical, all the while acknowledging and respecting the passionate and complex nature of our feelings and circumstances. I was repeatedly brought up short to think about my own relationships. — Lauretta Cuadra, Stacey’s Bookstore

 

Leaders of Non Profits & Community Organizations

 

After years of applying these ideas with youth and their parents, I can say that this is powerful medicine for the soul. These ideas change hearts, heal deep wounds, and bring parents and children together. — Mike Merchant, President And Chief Executive Officer, Anasazi Foundation

This beautiful book reminds us that the foundation of a happy peaceful life is compassion and humanity and reveals how our hearts may be at war in everyday relationships at home or work. It challenges us to use this insight for active and continuous change. It should be on the curriculum for all caring professions and studied by all leaders who want to create effective teams. — Janet Saunders, Matron, Royal United Hospital, Bath Uk

The Anatomy of Peace is a brilliant work that takes Arbinger’s concepts to a new level and applies them to all areas of our lives. The book has true everyman appeal, as everyone will see themselves in the book’s story. The takeaway is huge: no matter our circumstances, we always retain the choice of being at peace. — Scott Dugan, President & Ceo, Mid-Plains Center The Anatomy of Peace is an emotionally moving and fascinating work with the potential to have a profound global impact, one person at a time. It has me thinking new and deep thoughts – about myself, about others, and about problems we are facing in our communities and around the world. — John F. Nichols, President, Disability Resource Group, Inc.

I love this book. It is a dramatic and deeply penetrating look at how to achieve peace in one’s heart and then how to extend it to others, even under the most difficult circumstances. It is an extremely powerful work – better than I can express. — Michael Marchese, Coo, Grand Canyon Council, Boy Scouts Of America

Excellent! Even better than Leadership and Self-Deception. A book with tremendous power to change perceptions and lives. As you read it, you will not only be re-thinking many of your assumptions about life, but also wanting to make positive changes right away in relationships you have, both personally and professionally. — Elliot Sainer, Ceo, Aspen Education Group, Inc.

A book all human beings can relate to, lighting up flashbulbs every few pages. The simplicity of the story is a vehicle for a deep philosophy to positive relationships, starting at the family, reaching out to the larger community and relevant to all creeds and cultures. An empathic understanding of others is the corner stone to a peaceful world. — Rosalind Portman, Co-Founder Of Family Links Uk.

I couldn’t put The Anatomy of Peace down. It is an enthralling story of peacemaking, showing principles that apply both in the family and on the world stage. Told with compassion and humour, the practical wisdom of this book has profound implications for all who are struggling and seemingly paralysed in insoluble conflicts. — The Reverend Victor De Wall, Former Dean Of Canterbury Cathedral, England

 

Authors

The Anatomy of Peace, a truly inspirational book, could change the face of humanity. The world would be a dramatically better place if even a few of us would be guided by its powerful ideas. The Anatomy of Peace should be required reading – for everyone. — Marion Blumenthal Lazan, Holocaust Survivor, Co-Author Of Four Perfect Pebbles The Anatomy of Peace lights us up in two places: the heart and the world. For the first time the dots have been connected between inner heartfelt peace and outer world peace…and in this entertaining novel, full of lively dialogue, the connection is a thrill. — Steve Chandler, Author Of The Story Of You

International Readers A clear and moving account of how issues relating to race, religion, and color can become perverted by the overpowering need for justification, and how this need is at the heart of war itself – both internal and external. An absolute must read. — Ishak Bin Ismail, Singapore

This is a great book that goes to the heart of conflict and shows how we can change the way we think and act. It is much needed in our world today. Many thanks to Arbinger for such a noble initiative. — Sri Vasudeva, Founder And Spiritual Leader, Blue Star

Business Leaders

Great, great read with powerful insights into how our personal choices preload us for war or peace, in all of our relationships. — Tom Leonard, Group Chair, Vistage International

I love this book. Having read it, the circumstances I encounter every day seem different to me – whether in sports, business, or family life, the ideas apply to every facet of life. I can’t wait to share this book and its concepts with others. — Danny Ainge, General Manager, The Boston Celtics A practical and intriguing approach to maximizing collaboration and performance. I have deployed the principles from Arbinger’s first book, Leadership and Self Deception, with outstanding results. The Anatomy of Peace takes it to the next level – personally and professionally. — Adel Al-Saleh, Vice President Of Sales, Ibm Northeast Europe

A deep and insightful book! It is an extremely powerful tool for shifting individuals to a new space and dimension where solutions can be found and applied to challenges facing most people in the world today. — Vindra Naipaul, Ceo, Xtra Foods, Trinidad And Tobago

Powerful! I am a better person for having read this book. I felt compelled to see myself more clearly and then enabled to resolve conflicts in my relationships. I’m excited to see how far I can extend the influence of these truths in my life. — Rich Anderson, Marketing Communications Manager, Tahitian Noni Cafe

A stunning work of wisdom and insight… Everyone, from neighbors to the heads of nations, ought to read and live the teachings of this book. — Kent H. Murdock, President And Ceo, O.C. Tanner

Profound in depth, yet simple in message – an astounding work of immense impact, both personally and professionally. This is the next major lever in terms of how organisations improve performance. — Nick Jessett, Programme Manager, Rolls Royce

I can’t begin to explain how much I love The Anatomy of Peace. It goes twenty times deeper than Leadership and Self-Deception in the same amount of space. It’s an amazing, inspiring book that has opened up new ways for me to think about my life. I look forward to reading it again and again! I can’t recommend it more highly! — Daren Connel, Ceo, Communicate Wireless

Simply phenomenal. Arresting. Words escape me. The Anatomy of Peace is a tremendous resource for people who are looking to improve their quality of life. — Murali Iyer, Vice President And Managing Director, The Revere Group

Inspiring and thrilling! Once you start reading it, you can’t put it down. The story is beautiful because it’s so real. The book doesn’t lecture but rather invites the reader into an experience of profound learning. I immediately saw myself in the characters and learned as they learned. Thank you for this inspiration! It has filled me with a passion for peace, both inside and out. — Ece Sirin, Co-Founder, Bee Consulting, Istanbul, Turkey This is a masterful and important work that shows how we blame others for problems we ourselves have created. It gently leads the reader to take a hard look in the mirror. — Scott Barton, Sr. Vp, Capital One

The Anatomy of Peace is truly transforming and powerful material. Arbinger has taken the burden out of leading in our organization by teaching us to truly care about our colleagues and individually take responsibility for creating a powerful organization, which will ultimately transform the level of care that we can provide to our clients. — Don Serratt, Founder And Ceo, Life Works, Uk Reading this book is an extraordinary experience. It shows how to become an agent of peace – at home, at work, and in the world. This is an important book and a service to mankind. — David A. Smith, President, Idaho Grower Shippers Association

An intriguing book that provides the tools for transcending differences between people. I believe and hope that it will help people to see the divinity in others, even when it is difficult to do so – a profoundly important message that resonates deeply within me. — Todd W. Crowe, Crowe Architects, Aia, Pc

A penetrating and dramatically moving book that unearths how we go to war against others in our hearts and deny their humanity through self-justifying views and behaviors. It makes me weep with recognition and hope. — Paddy Freeman, Coo, Simon Golub & Sons

 

Parents and children, brothers and sisters, liberals and conservatives, blacks and whites, Irish Catholics and Irish Protestants, Muslims and Christians; what a better world this would be if only we would read and apply the teachings of this book! — Gary R. Dyer, Ceo, Farm Credit Services Southwest An impressively clear expression of a solution for peace. How different our world would look if we were willing to practice and integrate these concepts in our lives. — Marjolein Hins, Managing Director, Q-Search, The Netherlands