Here's a book with an author who is actually alive now, pointing the way forward with this visionary statement. Stephen Dinan is the founder of the Shift Network. It came out in early 2016 and I read it with excitement, thinking of course that Hillary would win. He shows "that, by returning to the sacred principles cherished by America's forefathers, we can create a 'trans-partisan,' pragmatic approach to social reform and national reconciliation that goes beyond left and right. In so doing, we can evolve beyond America's polarized plitical landscape and address urgent environmental, political and economic issues as a unified people." The vision is global, but the proposal is for America. I confess the writing "b******t" in the margin in the chapter on The Sacred Corporation. Sacred America Sacred World: Fulfilling Our Mission in Service to All by Stephen Dinan Contents Foreword by Marianne Williamson Introduction Part One: Developing a Sacred Worldview 1. America 7.0 2. What Is a Sacred America? 3. The Next American Dream 4. E Pluribus Unum Part Two: Evolving Our Consciousness 5. Radicals and Republicans 6. Political Cross-Training 7. From Revolutionaries to Evolutionaries 8. Patriotism and Progress 9. Reconnecting with Indigenous Roots 10. Healing the Legacy of Slavery 11. Rebalancing Feminine and Masculine 12. Occupy the 100 Percent Part Three: Creating Innovative Solutions 13. Building Stronger Families 14. Educating Our Children 15. Creating a Culture of Peace 16. Beyond a War on Terror 17. Consecrating the Warrior 18. Stabilizing the Middle East 19. Ending Global Warming 20. Uplifting Through Microfinance 21. The Sacred Corporation 22. Transforming Our Banking System 23. Solutions Council Part Four: Building an Evolutionary Movement 24. Sacred Citizenship 25. Turning the Wheels of Democracy 26. Toward a Strategic Politial Movement 27. Transcending political Polarities 28. A More Enlightened Left and Right 29. Training Future Political Leaders 30. The Shift Network 31. World Campaign 2020 32. The Call to Interdependence 33. Toward Global Governance 34. Fulfillment of America's Spiritual Mission Conclusion Acknowledgments Notes Recommended Resources.