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Is our time both most wondrous and the most horrific time ever before to be alive in the history of the human race? Award-winning travel journalist Lee Foster considers so. His audiobook, Vacations in an American Thoughts: The Religious Geography of Our Time includes 25 essays, in which Foster evokes a place in his worldwide trips and then addresses the spiritual geography of our time. Foster's work has triumphed in eight Lowell Thomas Honours, the highest accolades in travel writing, including him being known as Travel Journalist of the entire year (Silver Success). More than 200 of his worldwide coverages can be seen at fostertravel.com. Foster suggests that a balanced belief of modern life, with sufficient creativeness, can enable today's person to stay in a healthy, constructive manner rather than be overwhelmed by pessimism or despair. Modern life is identified by the continuous advertising or actual-life barrage of polar positive and negative experiences on the average educated person. Those seeking an inner tranquility need to balance these assaults on their sensibilities by using a deeper knowledge of the current man play. Foster views modern life with an unflinching clearness. For instance, in his chapter "Brazil: The Decline of the surroundings," he identifies the knowledge of walking in a perishing rainfall forest with its irreversible loss of species. Yet Foster amounts this encounter with the wondrous, as with "Canaveral: The Adventure of Space Trip," in which he celebrates that we put a guy on the moon, no small feat, in his lifetime.
