Second Wave Spirituality: Passion for Peace, Passion for Justice: Exposition and Anthology Tapa blanda - 2014

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“With passion, conviction, and experience Chris Saade speaks to the vital need for engaged spirituality, a way to live the heart’s love in service to humanity and the planet. Read these words and be inspired, be called to spiritual action—our deepest shared purpose.”
—Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, PhD, Sufi teacher and author of Spiritual Ecology: The Cry of the Earth
 
“A profoundly inspiring synthesis that deserves extensive recognition.”
—Diarmuid O'Murchu
 
 “Second Wave Spirituality is a compelling compendium of the author’s keen insights, along with a treasure-filled collection of the wisest wisdom from a broad range of spiritual titans. I highly recommend it.”
—Gerard Thomas Straub, founder and president of Pax et Bonum Communications and author of Thoughts of a Blind Beggar
 
 “Second Wave Spirituality suggests we’re embarking on a new stage in our evolutionary journey, and I agree. ‘Love-in-action’ is exactly what’s happening, and exactly what we need.”
—Marianne Williamson, author of A Return to Love: Reflections on the Principles of A Course in Miracles
 
 “Second Wave Spirituality is a masterpiece that opens hearts and gives courage to those who want to stand up for truth. With grace and intellect Chris Saade infuses the movement for social justice with a poetic yet fierce longing for a better world.”
—Adam Bucko, coauthor of Occupy Spirituality and cofounder of the Reciprocity Foundation for Homeless Youth
 
 “With a host of examples of persons and situations from all over the world, Chris Saade challenges readers to recognize that ‘love can only be full and real when embodied in the passionate pursuit of peace and justice.’”  
—Elaine Prevallet S.L., Sister of Loretto and author of In the Service of Life, and Toward a Spirituality for Global Justice
 
“Chris Saade brings a dignified and noble perspective on human suffering; that through both our great joy and our great losses we are given the privilege to serve.”
—Mandy Eppley, cofounder and director of The Respite: A Centre for Grief & Hope