Jean Houston Livres

A brilliant transformation journey with Cosmic Keys and practices for activating your future human potential.

Discover the powerful, unique skills and qualities of Dorothy, the Wizard, and the other archetypes of mind, heart, and courage that live within each of us. Houston offers new understanding of the human condition, the importance of myth, and the critical nature of our role and how we can participate in the creation of a better world. It's time to uncover your inner hero and become the essential human you were always meant to be.

The narrative highlights Jean Houston's influential role during the summer of 1996, when her collaboration with Hillary Clinton garnered national attention. Woodward's report details their connection, particularly during a Camp David retreat that featured various prominent figures. Following this event, Houston became a regular consultant for the White House, assisting Clinton notably with her bestselling book, "It Takes a Village." The account emphasizes the intersection of personal relationships and political influence.

A blueprint for personal change inspired by Homer's classic shares empowering exercises that reflect every key stage of the story, a process that invites readers to work through loss and suffering, search for the divine Beloved, and share in the joy of arriving home. Original.

s/t: A Course in Enhancing Your Physical, Mental & Creative AbilitiesIn what has been called "an intellectual and spiritual feast, " acclaimed pioneer in human development Dr. Jean Houston offers readers a tour of the great and unknowable homeland of the human spirit, while introducing them to a comprehensive theory and program for conscious creativity. THE POSSIBLE HUMAN is the book version of Houston's innovative and groundbreaking workshops.

"[The author] points to how each of us can harness our existing day-to-day activities and consciousness to remake the world."--Dust jacket.

A thrilling retelling by master storyteller Jean Houston of the legendary exploits of the founder of the Iroquois Confederacy, known as the Peacemaker. Under his leadership they created a peaceful democracy among five tribes of Native peoples in the northeastern woodlands. This story has inspired American leaders from Benjamin Franklin to the present-day occupants of the White House, and is shown by Houston to be a potent guide to personal transformation and to the visioning of a peaceful world. Jean draws from the experiential workshops she leads, with the help of Margaret (Peggy) Rubin, to guide readers through group or individual exercises that "bring the story home."

"The Power of Yin" captures a groundbreaking dialogue among influential feminist philosophers Hazel Henderson, Jean Houston, and Barbara Marx Hubbard, addressing global environmental challenges and the decline of industrial society. Their uplifting conversation encourages personal development, deeper connections, and collective action for a sustainable future.