One Turning

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🌌 One Turning: A Quiet Revolution in How We See Ourselves and the Universe

> “We become the dance itself. Not higher. Deeper. Closer. Home.”



What if life doesn’t move in straight lines, but in spirals?
What if growth isn’t about climbing higher, but spiraling deeper—into stillness, into awareness, into belonging?

In a world obsessed with productivity, speed, and certainty, Eric Pollok’s One Turning invites you to slow down, to notice, and to remember the deeper rhythm that moves through everything.


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🌀 A Book That Breathes With You

One Turning is not a typical book. It’s not a self-help manual or a philosophical argument. It’s a companion—to your quiet mornings, to your aching questions, to the unfolding wonder of existence.

Written in lyrical, poetic prose, this book explores:

The sacred geometry of change

The dance of impermanence

The hidden threads connecting the microcosm to the macrocosm


You won’t be told how to live.
But you will be invited to notice—how your breath echoes the tides, how your thoughts mirror galaxies, how love flows not through control but surrender.

> 📖 “There is no distance between who we are and where we belong.
There never was.”




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🔗 Get the Book on Amazon

Let the spiral pull you in. Begin the journey here:
👉 Buy One Turning on Amazon


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✍️ Go Deeper With the Author on Substack

Eric Pollok continues the conversation on his Substack newsletter and podcast, where he writes and speaks about the book’s core themes—change, presence, impermanence, and wonder.

Whether you're a philosopher at heart, a seeker, or simply someone looking to breathe deeper in a noisy world, his writing offers a refuge.


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🌱 Why This Book Matters Now

At a time when many of us feel disconnected—from each other, from the planet, even from ourselves—One Turning reminds us of something ancient and essential:

That change is not a threat, but our nature.

That we are part of something vast, alive, and intelligent.

That the same spirals found in galaxies live in our DNA, our breath, our stories.


This isn’t just a book.
It’s an experience.


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