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The "Search For Truth" series continues, with "A rude awakening". The politically synchronistic journey progresses, as Christina is poisoned, and then abducted from the hospital to become patient zero in a dehumanizing scheme to take over the world. A new government is erected in the heart of the old south, by releasing peoples' primal instincts through a new wonder drug. The Entities believe by releasing generational racism and hate on a massive scale, people will kill each other off so they don't have to. The loyal soldiers who remain, become perfect worker bees in Entity factories and fields. The hidden monster that has been brewing under the surface since Civil Rights, will destroy collective evolution if not for Jason, Christina and their band of conscious truth seekers.

This is the third of many collections "From the Mind Of Critic." The short essays can be flipped through randomly, or read in succession. They run the gamut of human emotions from love, to hate, to fear. Along with a healthy dose of politics, humanism, unity, accountability and truth, this collection will hopefully stir the pot just enough to start conversations. If we could simply talk to each other like human beings, we'll find that many of our generational issues can be solved. Emotions soften when the fog lifts, making us realize we agree on a lot more than we disagree. We just need to get out of our own way, and remember everything we need to know we learned in kindergarten.

Bryan Radzin's riveting new book, "A Path Forward", is the fifth novel in his Search For Truth series. The narrative explores the polarities of the human spirit with a focus on truth, accountability, humanism versus lies, manipulation, and unconscionable viciousness. The inhumane Julie Bond and D.J. Bannon rule the United States through their killing machine promoting their own brand of toxic narcissism. In opposition are the Truth Seekers, divergent characters intent upon spreading unrelenting positivity. Their accomplishments are multidimensional and their risks seem insurmountable. Jason and Christina, reunify with their fathers developing a more profound connection. Their comrades span the globe, each with their own special skills to move the Truth Seeker's cause forward. The unchecked violent activity became the epiphany the complacent and apathetic masses needed to inspire change. The paradigm shift toward critical mass is the catalyst for real humanistic change on a path toward a new day.

This is the fourth of many collections "From the Mind Of Critic." The short essays can be flipped through randomly, or read in succession. They run the gamut of human emotions from love, to hate, to fear. Along with a healthy dose of politics, humanism, unity, accountability and truth, this collection will hopefully stir the pot just enough to start conversations. If we could simply talk to each other like human beings, we'll find that many of our generational issues can be solved. Emotions soften when the fog lifts, making us realize we agree on a lot more than we disagree. We just need to get out of our own way, and remember everything we need to know we learned in kindergarten. "The gray area we all live in is constantly evolving, if we adapt instead of resist, we'll evolve right alongside" "Letting go of outcomes is like venturing into the darkness, it's only scary if we don't allow our soul to light the way. Hope and love get us started, conscious action moves us forward."

This is the fifth of many collections "From the Mind Of Critic." The short essays can be flipped through randomly, or read in succession. They run the gamut of human emotions from love, to hate, to fear. Along with a healthy dose of politics, humanism, unity, accountability and truth, this collection will hopefully stir the pot just enough to start conversations. If we could simply talk to each other like human beings, we'll find that many of our generational issues can be solved. Emotions soften when the fog lifts, making us realize we agree on a lot more than we disagree. We just need to get out of our own way, and remember everything we need to know we learned in kindergarten. "The gray area we all live in is constantly evolving, if we adapt instead of resist, we'll evolve right alongside" "Letting go of outcomes is like venturing into the darkness, it's only scary if we don't allow our soul to light the way. Hope and love get us started, conscious action moves us forward."

Bryan Radzin's spellbinding new book, "A Better Day", is the seventh novel in his Search For Truth series. The story breaks down the extreme challenges, of how to set up a new government, after popular sentiment led to critical mass uprising, and overthrow of the previous. Truth, humanism and accountability, bleed through the soul of Jason and the Truth Seekers, as they not only express the need for major systemic change, but use all their life experience, to usher it in, because they finally have the power to do so. Extremists vs. non-extremists, emerges as the battle that must be fought; because political party, pails in importance to consciously, human action. Detractors flood in from all sides, as the Truth Seekers and their enemies, attempt an election, according to their signed treaty. Double crossing, violent reprisals, as well as human connection and unity, chaotically swirl through the country, as Harriet Brown tries to assume the highest office in the land. Will the Truth Seekers enact a more humane way to govern, or will the enemies of humanity, continue down the rabbit hole, of mutually assured destruction? "The world isn't painted in identical hues, of black and white, but umpteenth shades of gray; making all our preconceptions, fall by the wayside. This is when we're about to learn a lesson, we need to learn. Which leads to the path we're supposed to travel, because what's staring us in the eyes, is the unadulterated truth"

This is the sixth of many collections "From the Mind Of Critic." The short essays can be flipped through randomly, or read in succession. They run the gamut of human emotions from love, to hate, to fear. Along with a healthy dose of politics, humanism, unity, accountability and truth, this collection will hopefully stir the pot just enough to start conversations. If we could simply talk to each other like human beings, we'll find that many of our generational issues can be solved. Emotions soften when the fog lifts, making us realize we agree on a lot more than we disagree. We just need to get out of our own way, and remember everything we need to know we learned in kindergarten. "If loving our true selves is the key, growing closer socially, not distancing, is the answer, even if physical distancing still needs to be a thing." "What we must do as humans, to ensure our current moment of clarity doesn't go to waste, is to heal the hurt on the table; through truth, accountability, and justice. It's the only, path to true peace. Building each other up, and supporting one another through love and gratitude, is all the universe was trying to say, by making us suffer together. Let's not waste the opportunity, to become the people we always wanted to be. Let's finally realize that the clarity upon us, is revealing, that we are the people we've been looking for."

Bryan Radzin's consciousness raising new book, "A Truth Seekers 10 Point Plan", is a comprehensive, but easy to follow guide on how to be a more authentic and fulfilled human being. He laid out this Ten Point Plan, so the ideas in his Search For Truth novels, will help all humans achieve the well agreed upon collective goal of peace. He shows that if we want long lasting and sustainable peace, we must return to the basics of our own inner kindness, which always begins with gratitude. Feeling that gratitude along with love, leads to understanding, which leads to humanism, and then truth; before accountability, peace, and justice help balance our journey. This reminds us to trust our authentic process as our guiding light, so we encourage maximum growth on all levels. Bryan hopes that by the time the reader puts this book down, they'll be ready to take on anyone or anything. Not in battle or negativity, but within love and gratitude, to help our collective human species live a much kinder, fulfilling existence. "Building that better future won't be easy. We get a step closer, each time we allow our humanism to guide our decisions; instead of our fears. For if fear does drive our decisions, it isn't humanism, it's ignorance". "If I'm honest with myself, then I must be honest with you, so you can be honest with others; specifically, so we can finally usher in the accountability and justice many people who preach peace want, but don't feel confident enough in themselves to fight for".

This is the seventh of many collections "From the Mind Of Critic." The short essays can be flipped through randomly, or read in succession. They run the gamut of human emotions from love, to hate, to fear. Along with a healthy dose of politics, humanism, unity, accountability and truth, this collection will hopefully stir the pot just enough to start conversations. If we could simply talk to each other like human beings, we'll find that many of our generational issues can be solved. Emotions soften when the fog lifts, making us realize we agree on a lot more than we disagree. We just need to get out of our own way, and remember everything we need to know we learned in kindergarten. "We break out of our seemingly predestined destination, when we realize the destination is the illusion; because the journey that seemed pre destined, really isn't. The makeup of which is determined by us, and how we react to what's in front of our eyeballs." "Why hasn't love altered the space time continuum, and brought all planets together to share technology; so the health of the universe isn't simply a pipe dream, but an unconsciously conscious act all of us do, every minute of every day?" "If Oreo cookies traditionally came in one variety, but now come in every shape and flavor of the rainbow, can humans accept that monolithic tribes of the past are gone, leaving behind a mosaic mesh of everything?" "Extremism is never the answer, neither is dehumanizing moderatism." "We can have a government who represents us, but we must accurately, genuinely, and humanely represent ourselves." "Token responses will destroy this country, this planet, and the entirety of our humanity; but only if the phrase good enough, is good enough." "No ends justify means, because there is no end, only positive forward motion." "The tree of life is within us all, it's time we start watering its roots, not starving it of nutrients."

This is the eighth of many collections "From the Mind Of Critic." The short essays can be flipped through randomly, or read in succession. They run the gamut of human emotions from love, to hate, to fear. Along with a healthy dose of politics, humanism, unity, accountability and truth, this collection will hopefully stir the pot just enough to start conversations. For if we simply talk to each other like human beings, we'd find that many of our generational issues can be solved. Emotions soften when fog lifts, making us realize we agree on a lot more than we disagree. We just need to get out of our own way, and remember, everything we need to know we learned in kindergarten. "If we're good to ourselves, we can be good to others when we stop seeing those others as "others", but as part of ourselves." "True democracy is possible, but only when we enact its fullest definition." "Self-doubt will creep in when we least want it to, we defeat it each time by constantly reproving the illusion it really is." "If we create our own reality, we can always create a better one." "We help each other not by providing answers, but by providing enough understanding that answers are located and respected." "We are light bringers for ourselves and each other, just not light creators for the world to obey." "We find collective enlightenment, when we discover what "we're the same because we're different" really means." "We may not be sure where we're headed, but as long as we remember "why" we're headed there, we'll never get lost trying to figure out what we're doing." "Inhaling the beauty of nature helps us remember what's truly important, but if we're not open to receive the positive motivation we're literally designed to receive, the peace that's supposed to wrap us in a warm blanket, will appear as yet one more false prophet hawking snake oil." "Creation requires us to get our hands dirty, destruction requires our hands stay clean." "Focusing our perspective on positive evolution and paying it forward, ensures peace will find us." "Self-love is the path, gratitude is our walking shoes." "We may not have success yet, but the more we remember we still want it, the less we'll let anybody distract us from our soul's path; even if somebody thought they were expressing love, but were actually accentuating sadness." "Dark towers and light tunnels will forever be part of our journey, we simply need to be empathetically kind enough to not sign a permanent lease in the doldrums."

This is the ninth of many collections "From the Mind Of Critic." The short essays can be flipped through randomly, or read in succession. They run the gamut of human emotions from love, to hate, to fear. Along with a healthy dose of politics, humanism, unity, accountability and truth, this collection will hopefully stir the pot just enough to start conversations. For if we simply talk to each other like human beings, we'd find that many of our generational issues can be solved. Emotions soften when fog lifts, making us realize we agree on a lot more than we disagree. We just need to get out of our own way, and remember, everything we need to know we learned in kindergarten. "When the world mutates amongst the chaos that fills its challenges, change can be good or bad; but truth, while uncomfortable, is how we become the people we always knew we could be." "Authenticity and truth will reign once again, when we stop waiting for it to happen, but consciously act to usher it in." "Being guided in the right direction, requires synergy between our heart, mind and soul; which simply means, be here now, or we won't be here later." "We may not know where we're going, but our heart and soul will guide our mind in the right direction." "When we learn lessons, and not dwell on having to learn them, we step forward and never look back." "We are the people we've been waiting for, it's time we start acting like it." "Real change is a pebble in a pond that ripples out, we must always remember, we're the pebble." "the more we push conscious evolution forward, the less we allow ignorance to drag us back into battles we've already won. We're strong enough to know kindness and empathy aren't weakness, they're the lifesaving elixir we've been waiting for." "Introspection leads to peace of mind, which leads to doors continuously opening because we're finally ready to walk through." "The greatest gift in life, is when we realize we still have the ability to surprise ourselves."

This is the tenth of many collections "From the Mind Of Critic." The short essays can be flipped through randomly, or read in succession. They run the gamut of human emotions from love, to hate, to fear. Along with a healthy dose of politics, humanism, unity, accountability and truth, this collection will hopefully stir the pot just enough to start conversations. For if we simply talk to each other like human beings, we'd find that many of our generational issues can be solved. Emotions soften when fog lifts, making us realize we agree on a lot more than we disagree. We just need to get out of our own way, and remember, everything we need to know we learned in kindergarten. "Smiles and laughter are the best medicine, they remind our soul that goodness still exists, and that humanity can still flourish." "The immeasurable beauty of the world, is only beautiful when we recognize it as such." "To truly be the change we want to see, we need to hold ourselves accountable and responsible; or the true justice we seek will remain but a fleeting illusion, to be pursued, but never attained." "Respect is a two way street that's guaranteed to produce a head on collision, when it's viewed as a one lane highway." "Hear a lie long enough and we'll believe it. However, hear truths long enough and we'll believe them; turning us into the gaslighting extinguishers we were always meant to be." "Conversations start the unifying process, so an old man's war stops being fought by young men; not because of destruction, but because of creation. "We need to be students of the past, while living in the present, so we have a fighting chance of walking into the future. "True strength, is unrelenting kindness and empathy." "Black and white thinking convinces us humanity is finite, gray thinking opens us up to ever increasing learning experiences." "Choice is important and powerful, it's time we use that power, before its whittled away by continuous silence." "When we evolve past black and white thinking, into the Kodachrome structure of the world, we become who we were always meant to be. "Achieving common ground isn't simply walking a mile in each other's shoes, it's taking those shoes and making them our own, so we can all walk together."