The Way Home by David Santangelo

“You have been telling the people that this is the Eleventh Hour. Now you must go back and tell the people that this is The Hour.”  Hopi Elders

Weaving rich personal stories into the ageless, timeless voice of truth, Sufi-trained healer and coach David Santangelo cautions against inaction during this collective spiritual crisis, suggesting instead that we rise to the occasion and listen to the internal wisdom he calls home. Part autobiography, part universal doctrine, The Way Home uses the structure of the Hopi poem, “We Are the Ones We’ve Been Waiting For,” to convey the need for authenticity and fearlessness in every action.

Through honoring the depth of intuition we can open more wholly to love, awakening our true potential and living in complete freedom. With a sense of measured urgency, Santangelo calls us all to let go of the shallow comfort of the shore and dive into the river of our own truth. Such an action, he suggests, will not only free us from our own earthly attachments, but will carry forth into the outside world, thus shifting the very paradigm in which we all live.