By: Paul Palmarozza

Paul Palmarozza asks people of all ages and cultures to look honestly and objectively at society today so we can decide our best way forward. He points to important lessons from past historical cycles and shows how we can learn from them to avoid repeating past mistakes again and again.

"This book is one to treasure."
—Prof Brikha Nasoraia, Professor of Arabic, Semitics and History of Religions, University of Sydney

"No one who reads this book with an open mind and heart could fail to be moved, in their own unique way, along their own pathway into wisdom and its great fruit, compassion."
—Father Laurence Freeman, Director of World Community of Christian Meditation, Author of several books on Contemplation, Meditation and Silence

"From the author’s extensive reading and deep learning, this written work, presented as ‘cycles’, is a compact, insightful and essential education on our collective heritage."
—Kamalesh Sharma, former Indian High Commissioner & Secretary General of the author and lecturer on a ‘21st Century Renaissance

"Paul Palmarozza’s grand review of the historic cultural cycles of East and West shows us that we all are in deep trouble, unless we can learn from the past and turn away from our self-absorbed materialism to rediscover our essential human values, particularly those of love and service to others…"
—Charles Fowler - Chairman of the Human Values Foundation, Co-ordinator of World Values Day, Steering Group of UK Values Alliance

"A wonderful and compelling story that communicates the subtlest of spiritual messages."
—John Adago, Author of East Meets West, Ancient Wisdom and The Story Teller

352 pages

ISBN:

9781648370731 (Paperback)