The Alexander Material by Ramon Stevens

New Book!

“The collected teachings of Alexander contain the most accessible explanations of the mechanics of health, illness and life on this planet that I have yet encountered. The processes and techniques he first described 20 years ago are now being validated by modern scientific research, and suggest that he has presented a blueprint for ‘How it works’ that can be utilized by all of us.”

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For over 20 years, spirit teacher Alexander has been speaking through trance channel Ramón Stevens. Their collaboration, through books, newsletters, and personal appearances, has reached thousands around the world. Alexander speaks on a broad range of issues from the metaphysical to the sensual and, most recently, has addressed urgent issues like global warming and terrorism. The Alexander Material appeals to readers eager to expand their worldview beyond the confines of traditional science and religion; who intuit a greater reality than the evidence of our senses. Practical, lucid, and meticulously written, the Alexander Material is your gateway to deeper comprehension of who you are, why you are here, and how the earthly and spiritual realms create your life's experience. Many readers have compared Alexander to Seth, the entity channeled by Jane Roberts. Her husband and collaborator, Robert F. Butts, endorsed the Alexander Material and wrote, "Alexander gives fresh insights into what is probably the oldest most basic set of questions we mortals struggle with."

The wait is over! Alexander's new book, Spirit Wisdom II: The Enlightened Warrior's Guide to Personal and Cultural Transformation, is rolling off the press. Spirit Wisdom II ranges over a broad range of subjects both timely and timeless; from a "guided tour" of the spirit realm to the gritty realities of global warming and terrorism. For seven years The Alexander Journal, a bimonthly newsletter, offered readers Alexander's wisdom and insight into a wide range of topics. Spirit Wisdom II offers the best of the Journal's final four years; but even better, the original essays have been newly reviewed, edited, and expanded by Alexander for this volume. In addition, Alexander offers new essays on subjects of timely concern, including global warming, terrorism, and polarized politics. Weaving these themes into a critique of the American Empire, and civilization itself, Alexander points the way to a future society rooted in principles of nature and spirit. For an excerpt, see below. For full table of contents and excerpts, click here. To order, click here.

Finding a Zone of Safety Amid a World in Crisis

What is the foundation of civilization, any civilization? Agriculture: settled food production. Agriculture is more efficient than hunting-and-gathering, freeing some members of society to pursue other paths as priests, soldiers, and merchants. Someone has to organize and control the growing complexity, giving rise to a ruling class and monarchy. However vast and high-tech your societies are today, and however remote they appear from the first rude rice plots, they still rest on the efficient and reliable production of food. Imperil that and civilization itself is imperiled.

We mention this because imperiled food production is one of the forecasted effects of global warming. Just as the Earth is groaning under burgeoning billions of hungry human mouths, the ability to feed those mouths will be hindered by erratic weather and temperature patterns. Wars will be fought over increasingly scarce food and fresh water.

This scenario may inspire thoughts of fashioning a personal zone of safety to ride out the global warming crisis, and other crises coincident with or successive to it. It is not our intent to utter dire prophecies of "the end is near," but we would be remiss if we didn't underscore the risks to civilized life that global warming and other crises portend, and how quickly civilization can unravel.

Our purpose here is to outline which regions of the planet will be most conducive to establishing a Zone of Safety. The first order of business is to find an area to live in—if not a country to live in. Surprisingly, some First World countries will be among the worst to weather the shock; whereas some Third World countries will offer a smoother ride…

[from the “Global Warming” chapter of Spirit Wisdom II. More here]