Entered into the record of the United States Congress
On October 10, 1998, Representative Lois Capps of California addressed the House about a Capital Conference that ended with a reception at the Library of Congress and a lecture by Santa Barbara’s own noted poet and philosopher Noah benShea. His talk, “Creating a Caring Society,” was “enlightening and enjoyable,” and excerpts of it were printed in the Congressional Record, the official account of the United States Congress.
Excerpts from “Creating a Caring Society,” as printed in the record
“How people with power treat those without power is the defining profile of a society.”
“It is a very nice thing to have an old friend who is full of wit and wisdom. For me, that friend is Noah benShea.”
Deepak Chopra
“The insights in Noah benShea's work will benefit and transform all who read it.”
Jeff Arch
“In a world where everyone is shouting their opinions, Noah benShea's extraordinary power is that somehow he has listened to our hearts.”
Bob Costas
“Noah benShea is a welcome source of compassion and humble wisdom.”
Madisyn Taylor
“Being in the presence of Noah benShea is like coming home to your heart, where all good things happen, where we feel safe enough for introspection and expansion.”
Judith Orloff, MD
“A beautiful compilation of inspiring recovery stories by a beloved teacher, Noah benShea, helping people surrendering addictions and moving towards the light.”
Jack Canfield
“Noah benShea is a wise and compassionate man. His writings have touched me deeply. I highly recommend his work.”
Dr. Cynthia Bioteau
“To be with Noah, to read Noah, to learn from Noah creates a deep reflection of the soul and I am a better person to myself and those around me because of him.”
Howard Schultz
“Noah benShea has elevated the human spirit to great heights with his wisdom.”
Larry King
“Noah benShea is the Compass because he has, with wit, compassion, and humor, helped so many of us to find our way. He is like a Zen Mark Twain.”
