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In a world of accelerating complexity, where technology races ahead and human beings search for deeper meaning, something extraordinary is happening quietly, in intimate exchanges not unlike this one.

In a world emersed in severe ecological overshoot, extreme economic inequality, and the unraveling of social trust, few scholars have offered such a compelling alternative to our current reality than Hazel Henderson. Her 1981 book, The Politics of the Solar Age, anticipated many of the ideas now emerging in mainstream policy discourse; from redefining economic indicators to transitioning to clean renewable energy, from valuing unpaid labor to reshaping global governance.

"The destiny of humans cannot be separated from the destiny of the Earth." – Thomas Berry, Cultural Historian

Correcting the human course now is our only good option. It’s about surviving the consequences of our extreme human overreach, particularly in recent decades.