The Mount Shasta Mission is the much-anticipated book by Machaelle Wright. If you've read Dancing in the Shadows of the Moon then this announcement will be no surprise. In Dancing, Machaelle wrote that what happened on Mount Shasta, California in 1985 was "a book in itself." This story of a monumental, historical event that is vital to the underlying structure of government/military on this planet (and well beyond) is both reassuring and touching. And when partnered with Machaelle?s candid humor and witty style, it's a joy to read. It's also timely. Current world events as they relate to government (military and otherwise) have many of us asking questions. How do we, as civilians, help to create the government structures that demonstrate cooperation, equality and teamwork? How do we move ourselves from the old world into the new? The Mount Shasta Mission answers those questions. And more. In the book, Machaelle gives a detailed account of how her nature research led her to undertake a project that involved experienced leaders, other experts and nature to move government/military structures from the Piscean (parent-child) dynamic into the Aquarian (teamwork) dynamic. Not only does this book offer an explanation of the Mission and its purpose, it also teaches us to look for examples of cooperation, equality and teamwork that are happening all around us. And with that the gift of encouragement for each one of us to demonstrate the same qualities?and to reflect those Aquarian dynamics through our own actions on large and small scales.