With this stirring call to arms, the activist, religious leader, and NY Times bestselling writer of the common Return to Like confronts the cancerous politics of fear and divisiveness threatening america today, urging all spiritually aware Americans to come back to-and act out of-our deepest value: love.

America’s tale is one of great social achievement. From the Abolitionists who fought to outlaw slavery, to the Suffragettes who championed women’s to vote, towards the Civil in regards to a Politics of Love: A Handbook for a fresh American Revolution Privileges proponents who battled segregation and institutionalized white supremacy, to the proponents from the women’s motion and gay rights seeking equality for those, citizens for decades have risen to fulfill the promise of our country. During the period of America’s history, these activists possess both embodied and enacted the nation’s deepest values.

Today, America once more is within turmoil. A religious cancer of fear threatens to undo the progress we have attained. Discord and hatred are dissolving our communal bonds and undermining the spirit of interpersonal responsibility-the responsibility we experience toward each other. In this effective religious manifesto, Marianne Williamson offers a tonic because of this social malignancy. She urges us to imitate the heroes of our past and live out our deepest spiritual commitment: where some have sown hatred, why don’t we now sow like.

Williamson argues that we must do a lot more than respond to exterior political issues. We must address the deeper, inner causes that have resulted in this current dysfunction. We need a new, whole-person politics of like that stems not only from the top but from your heart, not just from intellectual understanding but from an authentic affection for one another. By investing in love, we can make a meaningful contribution to the joyful, brutal and disruptive energies that are increasing at this important time. In the words of Abraham Lincoln, ‘we must think anew, and act anew . and then we shall save our country.’