Journey to truth
Subtitle: reflections on reconnecting with our humanness
By: from an anti-racist activist, organizer, and happenstantial centenarian [Journey Truth] ; compiled by Madeline Veitch
Publisher: the authors
Published: 2017
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 45
Subjects: Conduct of life; Interviews; Centenarians; Racism; Anecdotes
Description: "I was born in a little town in Pennsylvania that's not even on the map, in the early 1900s. I used to talk more about who I am and where I come from, but I've realized that's not useful. I have an objective, a desire to do as much about activating integration according to the original blueprint of the planet in a totally fearless, constructive, peaceful, loving way. Love -- I can't say it enough. The elements needed to create love are what I look for in our species. That's how I want to live: without fear, in total trust, like the beautiful baby in all of us, that should be like a real thanks-giving. To be conscious that we are part and parcel of life with the planet." -- 'note from Journey Truth,' page 1
Notes: Title from cover.

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Gift; Alam, Jordan; 2019.