A breakout teacher invites us to cast aside division to make room for fully engaged spirituality that heals through connection.
If you've been on a spiritual path, doing the work of personal healing and transforming your relationship with yourself, that's amazing, but it's not enough. "It's not just about getting our needs met," says spiritual guide Sah D'Simone. "It's about what's best for everyone." In “Spiritually, We”, Sah teaches us to view others through the lens of our heart, radically improving how we relate to our friends, family, lovers, strangers-and even our "frenemies."
Drawing from his own experiences of breaking boundaries and making connections, supported by contributions from scientists, communication experts, and other specialists, Sah shares a road map for becoming a healing presence in the world. He offers wisdom and tools to help you stop asking "why" and start asking "how," take radical ownership of your own actions, and break free from the mindset of separation to revolutionize your relationships. You'll cultivate confidence, calm, and compassion so you can relate to others through the most radiant, magnetic version of yourself.
The culture of "us vs. them" divides us by sowing hatred and fear. Here is a bold and unapologetically loving guide for building a culture of enlightenment, in which we creatively transform our struggles into opportunities for awakening, evolution, community care, and actions for the benefit of all beings.
