Expert Endorsement

Your project and focus is truly stunning— as is your book. You look so deeply under what is causing our difficulties and deep troubles and gravitate immediately to that which will make the biggest difference. Your 15 year process to write the book was well worth the effort and the wait and I am grateful that you finally completed it so it can be in as many hands as possible. Your deep kindness, your potent way of loving, your profound spiritual wisdom is all captured in those pages. What a treasure for all of us and for the world. Thank-you!

Lynne Twist, Soul of Money

In this important book, There Is A Way, Sat Santokh challenges and transforms our understanding of what is possible, even as humanity teeters on the edge of dystopia. Drawing our awareness to the ongoing traumatic effects of early childhood abuse, he calls attention to how that constellation forms the basis for fear and hateful anger, manifesting as racism, xenophobia, misogyny, violence and war -- and even climate denial.

He proposes that if we are to ever have a less violent and dysfunctional way of living together on this beautiful planet of ours, that it is time to bring an end to corporal and emotional punishment of children - an end to subscribing to the millenia old canard, "spare the rod and spoil the child".

Sat Santokh offers a liberating pathway toward healing by delineating how those of us, who feel so called, might work together effectively and strategically, along with others, to help bring about the requisite changes in our core pedagogical and child rearing beliefs; opening a pathway of going from a possible dystopic future to becoming able to live in harmony with one another and our environment.

Joanna Macy, Author / Scholar / Buddhist Scholar

There Is A Way by Sat Santokh offers a quietly radical proposition: that the violence shaping our world - racism, misogyny, xenophobia, war - has its roots not in politics or ideology, but in the unexamined wounds of childhood. And that the most important work we can do for the world begins with the most intimate work we can do on ourselves. Heartfelt and wise, this is a book for anyone asking: What do I need to heal? Who might I become? And what, from that place, might I offer?

Marc Lesser, Author of Seven Practices of a Mindful Leader: Lessons from Google and a Zen Monastery Kitchen

Trusted by leaders and thinkers, 'There Is a Way' offers a practical framework for navigating complex challenges with clarity and conviction.