Research on the power of the heart. Also includes practical techniques for any individual who wants to unleash more of their full potential by acting more from their heart than their mind.
Rational Recovery requires participants to give up AA's dependent thinking, relinquish the idea that they have an incurable disease, and seize control. Trimpey's program works well for those who are ready to assume full personal responsibility for their recovery.
Provocative essays from peace officers, public officials, scholars, and policy experts analyze current drug laws and show how they have failed.
"Judge Gray's thorough and scholarly work, based as it is on his personal experience, should help considerably to improve our impossible drug laws...[His] book drives a stake through the heart of the failed War on Drugs and gives us options to hope for in the battles to come." - Walter Cronkite
This is a very well researched and honest analysis of the impact of U.S. policies on the Muslim world. This book should be read by every voting American before the next presidential election.
The author provides an historical perspective of the excellent community-based systems for helping the needy that existed before the federal programs were put in place. There are many examples of existing programs worthy of duplication and well-thought out proposals for transitioning back to a bottom-up approach.
This book tells the story of VISA, an organization founded on the same fundamental principles of natural law used by the Founders.
An in-depth examination of the historical and philosophical sources of knowledge that were most influential on the Founders.
A comprehensive history of the creation of the Federal Reserve and its impact on society.
This is a great book for understanding why government programs don't work and how freedom does work. It is a comprehensive, well written and a convincing argument for freedom-based solutions to virtually every problem.