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Harmony: A New Way of Looking at Our World is a 2010 book written by Charles III (then Prince of Wales), with Tony Juniper and Ian Skelly. The book focuses on the world's environment which includes climate change , architecture and agriculture .
- Tony Juniper, Ian Skelly
- 2010
The subtitle of Harmony is “A New Way of Looking at Our World.”4 Prince Charles clearly appreciates that a world view based on the timeless principles of harmony and transcendence is not a “new way”, but is rooted in ‘Tradition’ (as that term is understood by the readers of Sacred Web).
Oct 21, 2010 · Harmony: A new way of looking at our world. Jemima Roberts. | 21st October 2010. Prince Charles's new book reacquaints us with a sense of our collective spirit, a place that has become increasingly remote from our digitally 'enhanced' worldview, says Jemima Roberts.
Jul 19, 2022 · In this informational, inspirational work, Charles, the Prince of Wales, describes his views on climate change for the first time, presenting a compelling case that the solution to this problem lies in our ability to regain our balance with nature. Includes index.
Jan 1, 2010 · With its holistic approach, this provocative and well-reasoned book takes the discussion of sustainability and climate change in a new direction. Prince Charles shows how the solutions to problems like climate change lie not only in technology but in our ability to change the way we view the modern world.
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Oct 14, 2010 · This compassionate and insightful book shines a light on our new monarch’s deep interest in the world around us. Long before the words ‘climate change’ became a universal catchphrase, our...
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Starting with the environmental crisis, Charles traces its roots to a fundamental disconnection with the natural order and the principle of harmony, which ancient civilisations understood, indigenous people's exemplify and we have forgotten.
