Healing Our World! Nashville Welcomes World Peace Diet Author Dr. Will Tuttle

Nashville is thrilled to welcome Dr. Will Tuttle, visionary author of the bestselling book The World Peace Diet. Join us for an inspiring talk as Dr. Will Tuttle discusses the hidden dimensions of our culture’s food system and how we can create radiant health on multiple levels: physical, emotional, and spiritual. It's time to heal our fractured world - and Dr. Will Tuttle will offer courage and insight as to how we can begin.

Of course, healing our world also requires healing ourselves. Author Christine Melanie Benson, whose vegan romance novel Marrying Myself has been featured in VegNews magazine and on the Our Hen House and Victoria Moran podcasts, will offer introductory remarks about the intersection between veganism, self-love, and personal freedom - and why it's time for a self-love revolution.

If you haven't yet read The World Peace Diet or Marrying Myself, there will be plenty of copies available for sale. Or bring the books you already own for Dr. Will Tuttle and Christine to sign.

About Dr. Will Tuttle:
A featured expert in Cowspiracy and other documentary films, Dr. Will Tuttle is a recipient of the prestigious Courage of Conscience Award and Empty Cages prize. He holds a doctorate degree from U.C. Berkeley focused on educating intuition and altruism, and he has taught college courses in creativity, comparative religion, and philosophy. He is a former Zen monk and Dharma Master in the Zen tradition. See www.worldpeacediet.com for more details.

About Christine Melanie Benson:
An attorney, vegan lifestyle coach, and former professional matchmaker, Christine Melanie Benson is currently pursuing a master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Her expertise in self-healing and her training in Internal Family Systems therapy are apparent even in her fiction works, as demonstrated by the vital self-help component of her debut novel, Marrying Myself, which both entertains and inspires readers to fall in love with the world around them and, most of all, with themselves. Women's fiction with a jolt of self-love, Marrying Myself has been described as "the anti-romance romance" for its revolutionary romantic message highlighting that, at the end of the day, our most important relationship is the one we have with ourselves. For more information, see https://christinemelaniebenson.com/