GLOBAL SENSE author Judah Freed offers free report "76 Ways to Change The World Today."
Added: (Tue Jan 10 2006)
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Free report celebrates 230th anniversary of Thomas Paine's Common Sense, which is updated by Judah Freed's book, Global Sense.
DENVER -- Judah Freed, author of Global Sense, a modern update of Thomas Paine's Common Sense, is celebrating the 230th anniversary of Paine's classic essay by rteleasing a free report, "76 Ways to Change the World Today," drawn from the "Practical Idealism" chapter of Global Sense. The report can be ordered online at GlobalSense.info or else JudahFreed.com.
Awarded the 2005 Independent Publisher's Evvy Award for the Best Personal Growth Book of the Year, Global Sense by Judah Freed offers hope for democracy and world peace by showing how everyone's natural global interactivity gives all people the power to change the world by changing themselves.
Judah Freed closely followed the structure and logic of Thomas Paine's historic essay, Common Sense, which turned the tide of American public opinion in favor of the independence from England back in 1776. Without Paine's essay, most historian agree, the revolution would have failed from lack of public support. Paine later wrote The Rights of Man, The Age of Reason, and other works. His most famous line was, "These are the times that try men's souls."
"Global Sense calls people of the world to a vision of peace and self rule. International journalist Freed makes his case that in this time of global unrest, we the people must begin a new way of thinking and acting," said ForeWord Magazine.
"Global Sense weaves together history, ethics, and the battle of the sexes into a friendly, accessible inquiry into our natural rights, liberties, and responsibilities on planet earth," said The Compulsive Reader Webzine. "Freed's theories seem more applicable with the onslaught of every worldwide crisis. He is destined to be touted as one of the great thinkers of our generation."
The book's unique blending of personal spirituality and community politics has won endorsements from such diverse authors as Dr. Vandana Shiva (Stolen Harvest, Earth Democracy), David Wann (Affluenza), Frances Moore Lappe (Diet For a Small Planet ), Howard Rothman, Companies With a Conscience) and Joanne Greenberg (I Never Promised You a Rose Garden), and Thom Hartmann (We The People, What Would Jefferson Do?, Unequal Protection, Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight).
Judah Freed is an international media and politics journalist and public speaker based in Denver. He pioneered press coverage of interactive media and distance learning. Global Sense is his third book. Freed is a member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors. Since 1997, he's published the free public interest web journal, Media-Visions.com, featuring his articles and essays
Global Sense can be ordered online from GlobalSense.info, Amazon.com.uk, BarnesandNoble.com, Powells.com, or from any retail bookseller with access to the trade distributors Ingram UK or New Leaf UK. (ISBN 0-9728905-1-3)
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