“Do spirituality and self-help have a political constituency?” Feature story about our campaign in today’s New York Times... nytimes.com/2019/09/03/magaz…

The Gospel According to Marianne Williamson (Published 2019)

Do spirituality and self-help have a political constituency?

nytimes.com

Sep 3, 2019 · 8:33 PM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson @taffyakner
You got Taffied.
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I loved reading this! Your intelligence, commitment and integrity shine through. Thanks for the work you are doing! 💕🇺🇸👏
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No. She's not running a campaign but a cult of personality. The lovelorn, displaced, Oprah drones, yoga instructors and confused need only apply.
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My fave comment on the article so far—in NYT comments:
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Such a thoughtful transparent article
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Great article! You might also like this one: religionandpolitics.org/2019…

Marianne Williamson’s Unorthodox Campaign | Religion & Politics

Marianne Williamson says we are all of one mind. The bestselling author of self-help books, disciple of "A Course in Miracles," and spiritual-teacher-turned-2020-presidential-candidate preaches that...

religionandpolitics.org
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Self-help & spirituality are much more mainstream than the media portray. They have far more broad support than does any organized religion. However, the media would never marginalize or mock a religion, such as Lutheranism or Judaism, to the extent they mock modern spirituality.
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I enjoyed Taffy’s article btw. You are an inspiration. Do not compromise. Keep being real... we need that realness now. ❤️
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