The Bond

Identifies an interconnectedness between the brain and matter to reveal how the key to life is in the relationship between things and outlines a scientific paradigm that can be applied practically to improve society and the planet.

"There is something on every page of this book to make you jump for joy. It's like things you've secretly suspected but figured must not be true since no one else seems to think them are suddenly proven to be true! You don't even realize how thirsty your soul has been for another way of looking at the world, until it's given you and you can't stop drinking it in. Rarely does a book so tell it like it is."— Marianne Williamson, author of A Return to Love

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Lynne McTaggart is an internationally recognized spokesperson on the science of consciousness and the award-winning author of five books, including The Intention Experiment and The Field. She lives in London.

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McTaggart's groundbreaking work reveals the latest science to prove that people are all connected, that collaboration trumps competition, and that empathy is essential.

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Building on her bestseller, The Intention Experiment, Lynne McTaggart’s groundbreaking work The Bond reveals the latest science to prove that we are all connected, that collaboration trumps competition, and that empathy is essential—now in paperback.

A BOLD NEW VISION FOR A NEW WORLD

Our way of life isn’t working anymore. People are losing their jobs, their homes, their neighborhoods—and even their hope for a just society. We urgently need a new story to live by, based on fairness—not simply on the accumulation of wealth and “survival of the fittest.”

The Bond offers a radical new blueprint for living a more harmonious, prosperous, and connected life. International bestselling author Lynne McTaggart demonstrates with hard science that we are living contrary to our true nature.

In fact, life doesn’t have to be I win, you lose; we have been designed to succeed and prosper when we work as part of a greater whole. The Bond proves that we are weak when we compete, and thrive only when we cooperate and connect deeply with each other.

In this seminal book for our age, McTaggart also offers a complete program of practical tools and exercises to help you enjoy closer relationships—across even the deepest divides—encourage a more connected workplace, rebuild a united neighborhood, and become a powerful, global agent of change.