Self-Actualization in the Age of Crisis by R. Rivers is a book that discusses the human experience: the crises, life’s encounters, and many other developments within a lifetime. The author writes comprehensively about several major topics as they relate to humanity in a technical but well-thought-out manner that makes it easy for the reader to follow. Each of the chapters has a technical theme and tackles various concepts, including divinity, individual actualization, and the age of crisis.

Rivers delves deeply into many aspects of our existence, which makes this book an interesting, thought-provoking read. From the start, we are invited to examine the universe, its vastness, and all the elements that we can’t control but impact us differently. Using simple but observable illustrations, Rivers discusses the various ways of human growth, experience, evolution, technology, and from various perspectives: the past, present, and future. He does a great job of educating readers on how to grasp the unknown components of life and the universe.

Every topic was eye-opening and held my attention, with graphics and engaging language that kept me reading from one chapter to the next. Reading this book is a great step toward becoming more self-aware and learning about how we interact with our environment, other people, and occurrences in our life. I like the style of writing and language, which keeps the book consistent and interesting. I highly recommend Self-Actualization in the Age of Crisis by R. Rivers as a compelling, intelligent read.

ASIN B0BCXF9ZK3 | Pages: 509