INTRODUCTION 1. REMEDIES FOR THE HEART Betrayal by a Friend: Marcus Aurelius Your Commitment to a Cause is Wavering: Abraham Lincoln Selfish Friends: George Graham Vest Trying to Win the Hearts of the Masses: Eva Perón Being Judged for Your Sexual Choices: Pierre Trudeau Needing to Make an Apology: Kevin Rudd Dreaming of Inappropriate Love: Sigmund Freud Troubled Families: David Cameron Trying to Fit In: C. S. Lewis Being a Role Model: Michelle Obama Coping With Grief: Bell Ribeiro-Addy Worrying About Feeling Different: RM/ BTS A Lack of Diversity: Edward Berger and Tessa Ross Dealing with You Enemies: Cicero Wishing for a Better Future: Martin Luther King Jr 2. REMEDIES FOR THE SOUL AND SPIRIT Will Possessions Make You Happy?: Chris Gardner Repenting the Past: Abe Shinzo Doubting the Courage of Your Convictions: William Wilberforce A Seemingly Hopeless Situation: Winston Churchill Feeling Alone in the Face of Horror: George W. Bush Forgetting About the Beauty of Nature: Al Gore Commodification of the Imagination: Ursula K. Le Guin Losing Hope: General Charles de Gaulle Unhappiness: Siddhartha Gautama Needing to Encourage a Group: Queen Elizabeth I Owning up to Mistakes: Albert Einstein Facing Death: Lou Gehrig Intolerance of Other Views and Religions: Swami Vivekananda Having a Bad Day: Mark Twain Disability: Muhammad Ali 3. REMEDIES FOR THE MIND Fear of Failure: Roger Federer How to Honour the Dead: Pericles Fundraising: Helen Keller An Overwhelming Task: Laozi Needing Help: Laurie Santos Being Pressured to Betray Your True Self: Socrates Worrying About What Makes Life Worthwhile: Bobby Kennedy Scientific Findings are Not Believed: Galileo Should You Try Something If You Think You Might Fall?: Theodore Roosevelt Pressurized to Find Profit Rather than Knowledge: Marie Curie Wanting to Give In: Appius Claudius Caecus Underachievement: Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin Fear of Speaking Out: Audre Lorde Speaking out Against Injustice: Hortensia Wanting to Give Up and Turn Around: Alexander the Great Rejecting Ancient Wisdom: Tu Youyou Facing Up to National Hypocrisy: Frederick Douglas Inertia: Walt Disney Should You Trust a Dictator?: Mao Zedong Planning for a Better Future: Jawaharlal Nehru Dealing with Intolerance: William Lyon Phelps 4.

REMEDIES FOR THE SELF AND OTHERS Feeling Alone in the Face of Climate Change: Jane Goodall Condescension: Nellie McClung When Elections Don''t End Discrimination: Malcolm X Pressured to Sacrifice Your Position: Volodymyr Zelensky Self-Effacement: Hatshepsut The Futility of War: General Douglas MacArthur Inequality: Sojourner Truth Feeling Bitter About the Past: Nelson Mandela Tackling Climate Change: Ahmed Khaleel Selfishness: Andrew Carnegie Failing to Meet Impossible Standards: Richard Gephardt Divisions in Society: Barack Obama Uncomfortable Truths: Greta Thunberg An Unexpected Duty: Queen Elizabeth II The Cult of the Individual: Nikita Khrushchev Does Teamwork Matter?: J osh Allen Indifference to the Suffering of Other People: Elie Wiesel Selfishness: John F. Kennedy Difference of Opinions: Harold Macmillan Struggling Against a Dictatorship: Corazon Aquino Should You Stick to a Non-Violent Reaction: Mahatma Gandhi 5. REMEDIES FOR EVERYDAY LIVING Pressure to Conform: Martin Luther An Unwanted Competitive Situation: Audre Lorde, Adrienne Rich and Alice Walker Political Apathy: Plato Discouragement: Susan B. Anthony Dealing With Misogyny: Julia Gillard Losing Faith in Society: Aristotle Worries About the Future: Franklin D. Roosevelt Injustice: Demosthenes How to Treat Others: Confucius A Mismanaged Society and Environment: Wangari Maathai When Civil Disobedience Seems the Right Choice: Emmeline Pankhurst Anger at a War-Mongering, Hypocritical Government: Aneurin (Nye) Bevan Coping with Rumours and Blame: Geronimo Struggling with Access to Medical Procedures: Simone Veil The Challenge of a Changing World: Mark Carney Victims Without a Voice: Nancy Astor Feeling Let Down by the Government: Eleanor Roosevelt Complacency in the Face of a Medical Emergency: Mary Fisher Stereotyping holding You Back: Wilma Mankiller Can Business Be Run with Ethical Practices?: Anita Roddick Obstacles to Education: Malala Yousafzai Worries About Body Image: Heather Wheeler Unkindness: George Saunders Artistic Censorship: Katherine Hepburn Hitting the Glass Ceiling: Hillary Rodham Clinton Needing to Counter Toxic Influencers: Sam Rushworth Lack of Independence: Virginia Woolf Worries About Ageing: Sylvia Beales LIST OF ORATORS CREDITS.