books from consciousresistance.com

[Lumos]

3 PDFs from the creators of this site:
http://theconsciousresistance.com/

A recent interview with one of the authors:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POFHnidObbc

Info about the books:
Manifesto of the Free Humans is the third and final book in The Conscious
Resistance trilogy from Derrick Broze and John Vibes.
Manifesto was officially released on April 7, 2017.
Manifesto of the Free Humans explores the concepts outlined in the first
two books of The Conscious Resistance series, including Anarchism,
Agorism, community building, spiritual healing, property rights, animal rights,
and methods of resisting the State. Broze and Vibes first explore the history
of America’s individual Anarchist movement and Josiah Warren’s
(America’s first Individualist Anarchist) concept of Sovereignty of the
Individual.
The two authors also explore the history of the philosophy of Agorism and
update the ideas for the digital age.

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The first edition of “Finding Freedom In An Age Of Confusion” was officially
released on April 15, 2016.
“The Conscious Resistance: Reflections on Anarchy and Spirituality”,
outlined the philosophy and ideas behind The Conscious Resistance.
The book laid the foundation for what we believe can help create a more
balanced, and free world.
It could be considered the “body” of the philosophy.
Finding Freedom In An Age of Confusion could also be considered the
“heart” of our ideas.

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The first edition of “The Conscious Resistance: Reflections on Anarchy and
Spirituality” was officially released on April 12, 2015.
This book is for those who are interested in meditation, consciousness,
indigenous teachings, and spirituality.
This book is also for those who understand the philosophy of freedom,
Anarchy, and self-governance.
We hope to bridge the gaps between these two worlds in an effort to help
humanity understand freedom in a way that goes beyond the physical world.
We also want to help those who are already spiritually inclined to consider
what freedom means from a philosophical perspective.

No PW as these are free things - just saving folks the effort of grabbing them separately if desired:

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[rocky12]

Thanks for the share Smithnowt. I find myself with conflicting thoughts and feelings about some of these subjects, so this will be a really interesting and thought-provoking read.

[Lumos]

Thanks for the reply and thanks Rocky12 !!

Anarchy is a vastly miscomprehended subject to start with.
It is also very subjected to differing versions depending upon all the different and sometimes overly aggressive zealots who think they know how to 'fix the world' when its had many centuries to become as it is.

One of the more thoughtful speakers I have heard is Larken Rose.
He tends towards encouraging folks to use their own discernment rather than posing as an authority figure himself - and that is quite refreshing compared with so may others who are firebrands aiming aggression at aggression which generally just escalates problems.