Evelyn Morrow

Is a writer, teacher, and lifelong explorer of the connection between consciousness and creation. For more than two decades, she has studied spiritual traditions, quantum principles, and the psychology of transformation. Her work bridges science and spirituality, helping readers turn universal wisdom into practical, everyday change.
Through her books and workshops, Evelyn guides people to rediscover their creative power, align with higher vibration, and live with intention, clarity, and peace.
When she isn’t writing, she enjoys quiet mornings with tea, long walks in nature, and deep conversations about the mysteries of the universe.Known for his sharp, essay-style reflections, Hawthorne blends historical context with contemporary relevance, drawing parallels between empires of the past and modern geopolitical tensions. His writings often focus on themes such as authoritarianism, the legacy of colonialism, and the shifting balance of power in the 21st century.
While maintaining a low public profile, Hawthorne has contributed to independent journals, strategic think tank discussions, and digital publishing platforms. His approach is marked by clarity, critical depth, and a passion for questioning dominant narratives.

Through both fiction and non-fiction, Cecil Hawthorne invites readers to think beyond surface-level news and engage with the deeper forces driving historical and geopolitical change.

Effina has contributed to discussions on how U.S. economic policies such as interest rate shifts, trade wars, and inflation affect emerging economies, particularly in Africa and the Global South. He also explores the geopolitical implications of global energy transitions, food security, and regional instability.

A strong advocate for a decolonized and context-driven approach to economic thought, Effina emphasizes the need for strategic autonomy in developing nations. He supports alternative growth models that prioritize social justice, regional cooperation, and sustainable development.

Through his teaching, writing, and public interventions, Driss Effina aims to make economic analysis accessible and relevant, highlighting the intersections between local realities and global power structures.