Publisher's Synopsis
This book explores the definition and implications of individualism in a spiritual context. The author argues that true individualism involves a balance between personal freedom and social responsibility, and that this balance can be achieved through a deeper understanding of spirituality and community. Drawing on philosophy, psychology, and religious teachings, Ames offers a powerful and thought-provoking vision of individualism that is grounded in compassion and wisdom.
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