Autorentext

Molly Davis Moon is well-known on social media for the boundary cartoons she creates for givers, helpers, healers, empaths, and other compassionate-hearted people. Her cartoons and accompanying boundary tips are posted daily on @boundariedbootcamp on Instagram and at Becoming Boundaried on Facebook. A former psychotherapist for adults and couples, Molly's inside-out approach to boundaries combines powerful psychological tools and truths she's learned from her own professional and personal journey, all woven into an intuitive, organic framework, making boundaries practical, visible, and doable. You can work with Molly more closely at boundaried.com. Molly currently resides in Alaska but is consistently traveling around the world, attending and hosting mental wellness retreats. 

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Once a decade, a book comes along that is so profound and profoundly different that it makes its mark upon the world. Molly Davis Moon’s parable, The Great All, is such a book.

Molly Davis Moon, an internationally known therapist, podcaster, and cartoonist, inspires readers to experience personal transformation with a “big-picture” look at everything. From the singularity from which the universe was formed by the Great All to now, with political strife, war, and conflicts, her compelling and illuminating illustrations reflect human history back to us and point to the need for, and the way to, evolve. 

You will find yourself at the moment of creation as Molly Davis Moon takes you on a guided tour of the highs and lows of human history, the awakening of the heart, and the promise of change. Through powerful, hand-drawn illustrations and allegorical storytelling, The Great All will show you the path for your own personal healing and serve as a guide to collective transformation. 

Along the way, this tale reflects back to us the confusion of our times while pointing toward a deeper truth: that within each of us lies both the wound and the way forward. Follow the unfolding of love, struggle, and the dawning of hope in these illuminating pages.

The Great All shows us that change is not only possible — it is already underway. 

From the Author 
We are in a time where new stories are needed — new creation myths, new understandings of our tangled history, new definitions of destruction and apocalypse, hope and redemption, awakening and rebirth.
We are ready for a new unfolding of what it means to be human.
This is a story of Love for our time. And we are living it.

For readers of timeless allegories like The Alchemist, The Little Prince, and Hope for the Flowers, The Great All is a modern parable about remembering who we are and why we are here.