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A brief catalyst for reflection and action — a concise, engaging description of Love and a useful framework to make it a more central part of your daily life.
The book is divided into two parts. Part one uses poetic language to inspire you to fill more of your day with Love's message and light. Part two turns it into action with enjoyable exercises.
Poetic language that re-opens the concept of Love and widens how you carry it through a day.
A meditation on Love, writing Love Letters, building a “Love Plan” to renew a relationship, and a plan to make a meaningful impact on a cause you care about.
Love is not a feeling we wait to receive. It is a light we agree to carry — into the meeting, the marriage, the difficult conversation we have been avoiding.
Begin where you are. Begin small. Begin today.
From the opening pages of Manifesto for Love, Part I.
The Continuing Challenge of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Through an imaginary letter from Dr. King, we are challenged and inspired to improve our lives and our world — starting today.
Imagine a letter arriving today, in a familiar hand — patient, unhurried, certain. It does not ask us to look back in nostalgia. It asks what we intend to build before nightfall.
Not “burn, baby, burn,” he reminds us — but learn, and then build.
From the framing pages of To Dream Again.
“Anthony Welch's thought-provoking book inspires us to dream again and commit ourselves to the daily actions necessary to create a better life, community, and world.”
“This book is a call to learn and to build.”
“It challenges each and every reader to create the personal will necessary to bring about positive non-violent social change.”
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