New Book Uncovers Our Truly Creative, but Lost, Essence: Settles Age-Old Controversies

BLACKSBURG, Va. - May 1, 2014 - PRLog -- A global treasure, Creativity: Revealing the Truth about Human Nature brings us face-to-face with our innermost nature, with our fundamentally creative, but historically suppressed, quality: What it really means to be human … What your own life is all about … What gives it meaning and enduring significance.

The astonishing compendium and synthesis of insights on  human nature speak pointedly and deeply to people who seriously want to reach their full potential; to contribute their unique abilities to the good of society and the Planet; and, thus, to imbue their lives with meaning, significance, and fulfillment.

The authentic new understanding of human nature that the book uncovers makes Revealing the Truth about Human Naturea foundational and essential resource for seminars, workshops, research, practice, and college courses in education, human development, leadership, management, public policy, psychology, psychotherapy, and social work.

Here, precisely, is the basis of every social, economic, and political decision and action that wants to genuinely succeed and endure.

Published in February 2014, Creativity: Revealing the Truth about Human Nature has been critically acclaimed as “ground-breaking”; “one of the most important [secular] books”; and, “[potentially] one of our finest and most enduring legacies to future generations of mankind.”

The E-Book version of Creativity: Revealing the Truth about Human Nature, ISBN 9781622875160, published by First Edition Design Publishing, is available on-line wherever e-books are sold. Ten percent of the book is available to download and sample – free of charge. The 428-page print version, ISBN 9781622875153, is published by First Edition Design Publishing and distributed worldwide to online booksellers.

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