The Aloha Paradigm: Changing the Climate

Who can we humans ask for help to deal with the life-threatening, eco-spiritual climate crisis that is right in our faces? Hawaii answers... if you listen.

Norah and Cassandra, longtime friends, and esteemed university professors, believe that human's self-destructive actions towards the environment are leading to humanity's demise. Recognizing that they are in the twilight of their careers and their time on Earth, both women's lives take an unexpected turn when a wealthy entrepreneur invites them to uncover his purported past life. They are propelled onto a transformative odyssey ranging from Cape Cod to Hawaii. They encounter stories of love, greed, and political intrigue and finally come to the profound realization that embracing the ancient Hawaiian wisdom of aloha is the key to human survival on our planet.

Carol Austad is a licensed clinical psychologist and a distinguished Professor of Psychology in Connecticut. She has a wealth of experience in the areas of psychotherapy, stress, and biofeedback and is a well-published author in these areas. Dr. Austad obtained her B.A. from Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada, and completed her Ph.D. at the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas. Dr. Austad humbly invites readers to find joy, inspiration, and a call to action within the pages of The Aloha Paradigm: Changing the Climate.