Is ultra-rich heiress turned self-help guru Eleanor McMann the most brilliant, sensitive, inspiring author in the history of New Age "enlightened prosperity"? Is her new book, EVERYTHING FOR EVERYONE: ENDING POVERTY THROUGH CREATIVE VISUALIZATION the single greatest guide to achieving global equality that this world has ever seen? Have untold millions had their lives transformed beyond all recognition by the wisdom on display in these legendary pages?

If your answer is yes, you have clearly never read Eleanor McMann. Most likely because she does not exist, except as a fictional character (expertly played by Marjorie Marcellus) in John Skipp's satiric class-warfare comedy film THE GREAT DIVIDE (2O24).

Now you, too, can bask in her imaginary brilliance, in this movie prop-turned-hilarious satire of cheesy "entitlement gospels". Whether you're a skeptic or a true believer, you'll laugh yourself into transcendence as Skipp and co-authors Linda Rand and Zak Jarvis take loving aim at the kinds of half-baked, shallow nonsense that give genuine spirituality a bad name.

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