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Reaching for a More Evolved You Is a Handbook For Living Life in the Fullest Way Possible
"Len Pellettiri is a professor who has married the left and right brain in teaching while blending philosophy, mysticism,
and science. He's done the same in this book. A rare and essential blend."
-Rev. Tom Owen-Towle, Unitarian Universalist Minister
In this thought-provoking exploration, the author offers a new way of learning that is inspired by insights into the brain, consciousness, and the very nature of the universe. He shows how the practice of mindfulness acts as a catalyst for nurturing both individual and collective well-being.
Len Pellettiri, an esteemed English professor with a doctorate in (and lover of) science, delves into the limitations of traditional writing instruction and proposes a revolutionary way of approaching the craft. He offers a fresh perspective on creativity and states of consciousness and invites readers to explore new ways of experiencing the writing process.
Reaching for a More Evolved You is an invitation to rediscover the magic of language, break free from the limitations of conventional teaching, and explore the realms of creativity that could redefine how we learn and communicate. Will this book change humanity? Maybe not directly, but it points to self-transformation that ultimately creates positive change in ourselves and, as a result, the world around us.
About the Author
Early diversities led Len Pellettiri to read the book This Believing World, a study of comparative religion, which changed his life. He taught anthropology, astronomy, and science fiction and that we all come from stardust and are, therefore, related and are here on this planet to help each other. He taught on the Navajo Reservation, in China, and at Grossmont College in San Diego. The writing of this book is his legacy to you.
About the author
Early diversities led Len Pellettiri to read the book This Believing World, a study of comparative religion, which changed his life. He taught anthropology, astronomy, and science fiction and that we all come from stardust and are, therefore, related and are here on this planet to help each other. He taught on the Navajo Reservation, in China, and at Grossmont College in San Diego. The writing of this book is his legacy to you.
