“Emergence: The Shift from Ego to Essence bears the
mark of Barbara Marx Hubbard’s unique brand of brilliance,
awakening us to divine possibilities in ourselves and in our world.
She sees the fire at the center of everything, and ignites
it in the mind of her reader.”—Marianne Williamson

     Explore the new spiritual/evolutionary path designed for those who feel called to participate in the transformation of the self and the world. In her new book Emergence, author Barbara Marx Hubbard shows us a different kind of spiritual path, one that seeks deeper levels of meaning and purpose and presents, as Neale Donald Walsch says in the introduction, “a way to magnificently create the history of our tomorrows.” Hubbard—visionary futurist, social architect, and spiritual pioneer—expects to see a new type of human emerge in the world. She calls this the Universal Human, who could be the key to our survival as a species. The Universal Human is connected through the heart to the whole of life, is evolving consciously, and is helping to co-create a new world in which to live. 

     Author of Conscious Evolution—where she first explored the idea of humanity being at the next phase of human evolution—Hubbard now clearly defines how each of us can make dramatic changes in our life in order to further this transition. She gives the reader a step-by-step guide for how to birth, grow, and develop the emerging Universal Human. Emergence lays out the blueprints for birthing this new kind of human, explaining all the steps in what Hubbard calls “an intimate and practical process for all who wish to make the transition to the next stage of evolution.”

     An optimist as well as a visionary, Barbara Marx Hubbard envisions a future where the fully awakened Universal Human experiences one’s full potential, creating a world of environmental accountability and peaceful co-existence.  Join Hubbard on the unprecedented journey from ego to essence, from ordinary human seeking creature comforts to extraordinary human co-creating the future.

April, 2001, ISBN 1-57174-204-2, $14.95