Dr. Enolia Harris Pedro

For more than two millennia, the Trivium—Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric—formed the intellectual foundation of classical liberal arts education, training the mind to perceive reality clearly, reason truthfully, and speak with integrity. Long before education became fragmented into specialties, these three arts shaped whole human beings, cultivating disciplined thought, ethical judgment, and coherent expression.

In The Trivium: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times, Dr. Enolia Harris Pedro offers a contemporary scholastic restoration of this foundational system. Drawing upon Aristotelian logic, Platonic philosophy, Thomistic metaphysics, and the enduring traditions of classical education, she presents the Trivium not as a historical artifact but as a living architecture of knowing—an inner grammar by which the intellect apprehends truth.

Written in conscious continuity with Sister Miriam Joseph’s seminal work The Trivium: The Liberal Arts of Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric, this volume serves as a modern companion for serious students of philosophy, education, and sacred science. Through careful exposition of terms, categories, predicables, propositions, syllogisms, and the operations of the intellect, readers are guided step by step through the structure of thought itself—from language to judgment to reasoning.

Integrating epistemology and metaphysics, the book demonstrates how grammar shapes meaning, how logic governs truth, and how rhetoric aligns speech with ethical responsibility. The result is not merely a study of language, but a disciplined path toward intellectual sovereignty and coherent consciousness.

Scholarly yet accessible, contemplative yet rigorous, The Trivium: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times is written for philosophers, educators, classical learning advocates, and thoughtful readers seeking the enduring foundations of critical thinking in an age of informational excess and conceptual confusion.

This is not a popular introduction or a modern linguistics text.
It is a restoration of the classical science of thinking itself.

What people are saying….

Dr. Pedro makes the Trivium genuinely understandable. I had long struggled with Sister Miriam Joseph’s The Trivium, often wondering whether the material was simply beyond me. Then I encountered Dr. Pedro’s work, where each concept is presented clearly, simply, and succinctly. It was as though a light turned on.

Her structure and format bring order and clarity to ideas that once felt abstract and difficult to grasp. What I had assumed was merely another helpful liberal arts text revealed itself to be something far deeper: a precise alignment of grammar, logic, and rhetoric as essential disciplines for thinking truthfully and living wisely.

After reading this book, I find myself more attentive to my own thoughts, the words I choose, and how I communicate in the pursuit of clarity and truth. The Trivium is a true treasure—one of those rare books I know I will keep for a lifetime and pass on to future generations.

 - Dyan Starr

What if yoga was never meant to be exercise alone?

What if posture, breath, and meditation were originally designed as precise technologies for transforming consciousness itself?

The Alchemical Path of Yoga restores yoga to its original depth—as a complete system of inner development that trains the body, breath, nervous system, and perception toward coherence, resilience, and awakened awareness. Moving beyond modern interpretations of yoga as fitness or stress relief, this work reveals yoga as an initiatory science shared across ancient traditions: alchemy, sacred geometry, cosmology, and contemplative practice.

Organized through the Seven Stages of Alchemy—Nigredo, Albedo, Citrinitas, Rubedo, Cauda Pavonis, Distillation, and the Philosopher’s Stone—the book guides readers through a progressive arc of transformation. Dissolution gives way to purification. Breath becomes regulation. Structure emerges as geometry. Fire awakens will. Multiplicity refines into clarity. Ultimately, practice stabilizes into embodied coherence: the capacity to hold intensity without fragmentation and awareness without distortion.

Blending classical yoga philosophy, pranayama (breathwork), meditation, somatics, sacred science, and consciousness studies, co-authors Tracy Shearer and Dr. Enolia Harris Pedro bridge lived practice with intellectual rigor. Posture becomes geometry in motion. Sound becomes vibration. Breath becomes the organizing intelligence of life. Yoga is revealed not as a collection of techniques, but as a map of human integration.

Written for dedicated practitioners, teachers, meditators, and seekers of spiritual depth, this book speaks to those who sense that yoga is changing not just their bodies—but their lives.

This is not a manual for poses.
It is a guide to becoming.

A philosophical and practical exploration of yoga as an alchemical path of consciousness, The Alchemical Path of Yogaoffers a timeless framework for personal transformation, embodied wisdom, and living coherence.

The Sovereignty of Worth: Conscious Coherence and the True Self is a thoughtful and interdisciplinary exploration of what it truly means to possess inherent human value.

Across cultures and throughout history, worth was once understood as relational—rooted in belonging, contribution, and shared responsibility. Yet in the modern world, worth has increasingly become conditional: measured by productivity, comparison, achievement, and external approval. As systems of hierarchy, colonization, and performance culture took hold, human value shifted from something lived to something earned. The result is a quiet but pervasive fracture within the individual—an internalized sense of “not enough” that persists even in capable, accomplished lives.

In this work, Dr. Enolia Harris-Pedro and Bukeka Bosede Blakemore trace the evolution of worth from early communal societies through global cultural traditions and into contemporary social, corporate, and psychological systems. Drawing on philosophy, anthropology, leadership practice, Indigenous knowledge, and lived experience, they reveal how external structures shape identity, self-perception, and even the body’s stress responses.

Rather than offering motivational solutions or self-improvement techniques, the authors introduce a stabilizing framework called Conscious Coherence—a state of inner alignment in which one’s values, perception, and actions are integrated. From this place, worth is no longer negotiated or performed; it is inhabited.

Part cultural study, part philosophical reflection, and part practical guide, The Sovereignty of Worth invites readers to reclaim intrinsic value from within, restore grounded self-trust, and move through life with clarity, dignity, and resilience. It speaks to those navigating leadership, creativity, service, healing, or personal transformation—anyone seeking to live from an internal center rather than external validation.

Ultimately, this book proposes a simple but radical remembrance:

Worth is not something you earn.
It is something you remember.

Enolia: Finding My Sovereign Voice with my Grandmother Elder is an adventurous memoir/self-help hybrid that reveals the journey of Enolia, an African American, corporate climbing and technological superwoman from New York who achieved every accomplishment expected of her by her family, husband, children, and bosses. Success brought the material trappings of a fine life but it wasn’t enough. Enolia knew there was a greater depth and purpose to her existence than the stressful ritual of juggling work and home but she didn’t know how to discover it. Synchronicity seemed to guide her away from the security of her corporate world to more spiritual pursuits where her insatiable curiosity fueled the desire for a greater understanding of native ways and ethereal realms. She longed for a sense of tradition and sought to learn the sacred traditional uses of plants and herbs and how to abide in the harmony of Nature. Then destiny placed her at a cultural gathering of The International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers. Enolia was specifically attracted to a wisdom keeper of the Ojibwa Nation, Grandmother Isabelle, who accepted the New Yorker with open arms. Thus education in indigenous customs and ancient wisdom propelled Enolia into a new phase of life; one in which she has become both student and teacher. With the permission of her native teachers to share their traditional knowledge Enolia travels the globe to share and learn. She has been invited to accompany the most revered wisdom keepers from the United States, Canada, Mexico, Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, Peru, New Zealand, and several countries in Africa. In each of her journeys, she participates in ethnological traditions and contributes unified wisdom, which brings fulfillment to her life. Through her personal experiences, Enolia: Finding My Sovereign Voice with My Grandmother Elder teaches readers how to:     

• Notice, trust and align to one’s higher purpose in grace     
• Lay a foundation for self-discovery     
• Understand oneself through traditional ceremony     
• Govern oneself via divine consciousness by awakening and celebrating the opportunity to learn at every moment     
• Embrace and align to one’s own Divine knowledge    
• Embody Divine awareness by creating self-empowerment     
• Properly employ ancestral herbs, oils and other gifts of Nature     
• Share these tools and philosophies with those who are hungry to learn  

Enolia: Finding My Sovereign Voice With My Grandmother Elder has a compatible Journal called Discover Your Sovereign Self ~ The Journal for ENOLIA. 

ENOLIA: Discover Your Sovereign Self Journal is a participatory and thought provoking journal for Enolia: Finding My Sovereign Voice With My Grandmother Elder . Here Enolia sums up lessons learned from chapters 1 through 12 read in Enolia: Finding My Sovereign Voice With My Grandmother Elder asking you reflective questions to inspire personal growth and development. Let her story help and inspire you on your own personal development journey.