Download or read book Race The Root Of All Evil written by Anna Zubrytska and published by . This book was released on 2019-07-19 with total page 170 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: While much of the country is experiencing a radical increase in racial tension, division and strife, regions within San Diego, California are experiencing quite the opposite. Statistical data provided by a private research firm suggest that San Diego is emerging as a national leader, when it comes to diversity and inclusion, ranking #2 in the nation. Over 20 cities within San Diego have earned an "A rating in diversity" by Niche a data analytics firm that monitors and ranks diversity in cities throughout the nation. On nearly every dimension: socially, economically and educationally, conditions have improved for minorities living in San Diego. In a small way Dr. Martin Luther King's Dream has become a reality right in America's finest city. How did San Diego achieve this milestone? During this period of unprecedented change one of its residents, Spiritual teacher, Author and Filmmaker Eric Gibson, conducted a unique social experiment. Assisted by Psychology Professor Ulla Anderson and Dr. Lee Martin of the human genome project, Eric Gibson gave lectures on the college circuit, considering topics from the Mythology of Race to inspiring peace within the unified field of consciousness. When you can inspire an entire community to reconnect with their authentic selves, free of a race based consciousness, the ego is silenced naturally with very little effort. This powerful influence of peace radiates into the entire population, opening awareness to the infinite reservoir of peace that lies deep within everyone. Now is my opportunity to share the good news with you. Within the pages of this book lie the answers to the race problem that has been the cause of much trauma to the human family. The Gordian knot (unsolvable problem) has been solved. We're not out of the woods yet but at least now, we can see the forest through the trees.