Throwing Stones from Glass Houses

Why is it so effortless to judge the cracks in others while blinding ourselves to the fractures within? In Throwing Stones from Glass Houses, JD Arden shatters the illusion of moral clarity with razor-sharp insight and unflinching honesty. This isn’t your typical self-help slog; it’s a relentless probe into the human compulsion to blame, criticize, and condemn—all from the shaky sanctuary of our own fragile egos.

Arden peels back the layers of hypocrisy and self-delusion, exposing the universal dance of double standards and moral blindness. Through vivid stories and incisive analysis, you’ll confront the uncomfortable truth: the glass houses we live in are far from transparent, and the stones we throw often reveal more about our own shadows than those we aim to shatter.

This book is a mirror held up to the collective face of judgment, inviting you to drop the stones, face your own reflection, and maybe—just maybe—find a quiet relief in the messy, imperfect truth of being human.