GoldenRuleism

GoldenRuleism

by Craig Cline

Publisher
MindStir Media
Publication
Apr 29, 2024
Format
EBook
Illustrated
Yes
ISBN
B0D321CKF3
ASIN
B0D321CKF3
Pages
51
Age
Adult 18+
Category
Family & ParentingMind, Body, SpiritSelf-Help

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Description

GoldenRuleism: Living a GoldenRuleism-Guided Life invites readers to embrace an expanded version of the Golden Rule. One that reaches beyond humanity to include animals, nature, and the wider community of life.
In this concise, inspiring booklet, Craig Cline shares two elegantly simple principles:
• Do for all others, both directly and indirectly, what you would want done for you.
• Don’t do to any others, either directly or indirectly, what you wouldn’t want done to you.

Presented in both English, Spanish, and Arabic, with an English audiobook soon to be added, GoldenRuleism offers a practical ethic for creating more compassionate societies and a healthier planet. Drawing on a lifetime of advocacy, the author shows how small individual actions—when multiplied—can “move the needle of humanity towards humane-ity.”

Clear, memorable, and easy to apply, this booklet is a rallying cry for empathy, justice, and stewardship across cultures and generations.

Awards & Endorsements

Reviews & Endorsements

“A transformative community and global movement for justice, humanity, and care for all sentient beings … a call-to-compassion that cheers the possibilities of GoldenRuleism.” — BookLife Reviews

"GoldenRuleism," a plea for the future of our children and the planet which extends beyond humanity to embrace animals and nature. The author sets out a code of morals and ethics that embody empathy and compassion. The narrative is concise but provides values that will last a lifetime. GoldenRuleism is a call to act now and its application will have far-reaching benefits for the planet and its inhabitants." — Readers' Favorite -- 5 Star Review

“Worthy not only of classroom assignment but of library acquisition … an added bonus: published in both English and Spanish.” — Diane Donovan, Editor, Donovan’s Literary Services

“An overarching ethic that integrates compassion, empathy, kindness, and understanding into our core values … presented with elegant simplicity.” — Placement Article / Press Coverage

Author(s)

Craig Cline

Craig Cline

Craig Cline is the author of GoldenRuleism: Living a GoldenRuleism-Guided Life and the founder of the GoldenRuleism Movement. He is an advocate for people, for animals, and for all other sentient beings on our one-and-only Mother Earth.

Background & Mission

Craig has written many articles on a wide variety of topics, always centered on compassion, ethics, and how small actions can build toward large, positive change.

Alongside his wife Cherie (who serves as Editor-in-Residence), Craig produced GoldenRuleism as a concise, accessible booklet (also available in Spanish and Arabic, with an English audiobook soon to be added) that sets out two clear, memorable principles meant to guide everyday life.

The overarching goal of his work is to help people everywhere “Move the Needle of Humanity Towards Humane-ity”—a phrase that captures his belief that universal compassion, practiced directly and indirectly, will reshape societies for the better.

Other Involvements

Craig supports various nonprofit organizations at the local, regional, national, and international levels, especially those whose missions align with compassion, social justice, environmental care, and animal welfare.

He is part of the GoldenRuleism Team, which collaborates with global partners like the Charter for Compassion to further the cause of compassion in the world.

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