Description: This book is a thorough case study of Marianne Williamson's speeches, writings, and interviews. It documents and analyzes her supporters and critics, based on what they have written, performed and published
Review Quotes: "Once again, Dr. Fisher, passionately and masterfully focuses his critical lens as an expert on the effects and affects of fear and terror on human development, cultural evolution and their intersection with contemporary politics. His manner and courageous style is revealing and prescient. It is 2020 and humanity is facing the COVID-19 pandemic and Americans are going to the polls to decide on re-electing a president who utilizes and weaponizes fear, mistrust, and uncertainty to achieve his political goals. In this well-researched study, Fisher's gripping narrative exposes the places Marianne Williamson, the spiritual guru and once presidential hopeful with her politics of love, was (and still is) the perfect juxtaposition for creating a phenomenon to match a phenomenon--respectively, Fear vs. Love. Fisher skillfully utilizes this archaic philosophical battleground in a seminal work, bringing forward the much-needed freshness of systems thinking and integral philosophy (à la Ken Wilber) to provide a reasoned, wise, and enduring answer to the question: 'What is going on in American culture and politics during these chaotic times?' Reading and absorbing this erudite book opened several 'Red Pill' moments for me. As Marcel Proust wrote 100 years ago, 'The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes, ' and Dr. Fisher's new book opened my eyes anew in preparation for 2020 and all that will unfold beyond it." --Dan McKinnon, Ph.D. (Education), Registered Psychologist, Calgary, AB, Canada