The things I wish they'd told me as I was growing up - David Rankin

The Things I Wish They'd Told Me As I Was Growing Up is perfectly timed to coincide with the events that are taking place in our lives. This is a book written with the thread of humour running through it and can be read cover to cover, although even the most casual reader can pick it up, open any page and gain incite.
The author has put into plain language the sources of our uneasiness or dis-at-ease which is borne of our fears, which are largely misplaced, and it offers up genuine solutions to cure our present conditions. He convincingly argues that, ‘if we always do what we have always done, we will always get what we have always got.’
This book invites each one of us to consider that the way we change this world is by changing ourselves, that our structure is wrong and as a result detrimental to our spiritual growth. These alternative views, by their nature, will be seen as controversial, as change always is. However, the remedy is nothing less than our salvation. The book shows that much of the damage done is inflicted upon us as children as we are growing up. To recognise this is to finally see this programming for what it is, which will enable us, once again, to empower ourselves as individuals.
There are few stones left unturned in this remarkable work and the reader will perceive both themselves and the world differently. If your search is to understand, this book comes highly recommended.