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Praise
for Alan Lithman’s An Evolutionary
Agenda for the Third Millennium
Alan
Lithman writes from a deep place of community experience, respect
for tradition, and cultural criticism. He leads us into our authentic
work as a species today — that of truly moving from our current
unsustainable life styles to sustainable ones. Applying ancient
spiritual wisdom to today's science in very practical ways, the
author has the courage to call for, among other things, a "post-monetary"
economy. He addresses the fears and the ideologies that feed on
them that prevent our growing up. This is a radical book, a compassionate
book, and an altogether needed book calling all of us to "evolutionary
activism." Good News indeed for our troubled times!
Matthew
Fox is President of the University of Creation Spirituality, and
author of 24 books, including The Reinvention of Work, Creativity:
Where the Divine and the Human Meet, and Original Blessing.
An
Evolutionary Agenda for the Third Millennium provides
an original and visionary map to the territory of the future,
a timely yet timeless guide to the ultimate journey, the adventure
of consciousness. Lithman’s strong intellectual and spiritual
grounding presents an "outside the box" view of the core of what’s
possible in turbulent times, indeed, the transformation of humanity
on the planet. Venturing beyond the conventional, Lithman engages
the evolutionary process in ways that speak to the extraordinary
capacities for creative change we possess as human beings, allowing
us to recognize the integral part we play in the universal scheme
of things as custodians of what he calls Evolutionary Power. Remarkable
for its vision and scope, this book breaks new and important ground.
Michael Toms, co-founder, New Dimensions Radio and author of
A Time for Choices
Here
is a passionate, bold, thought-provoking new vision for the future—a
pioneering book that bridges the chasm between spiritual and material,
inner and outer, seeker and activist, scientist and mystic, in
what the author calls "an applied evolutionary research". Raising
critical evolutionary questions while at the same time proposing
evolutionary approaches to resolve them, Lithman takes us beyond
ordinary historical timeframes, categories, and planning processes,
retraining our perspective to the larger, more integral scope
of an Evolutionary Agenda. Filled with great feeling, insight,
and metaphysical wit, this daring thought experiment helps us
make sense of who we are and what we can become.
Michael Murphy author of History of the Body, Golf in the
Kingdom, and founder, Esalen Institute
As
an evolutionary explorer, I encounter every now and then another
kindred person on the same path who possesses a brilliance and
deep understanding of our evolutionary potential. Alan Sasha Lithman
is such a person. I highly recommend his Evolutionary Agenda to
all those who feel the emergent potential of humanity arising
in their hearts, and who long to be more effective in their actions
in the world.
Barbara Marx Hubbard, President, Foundation for Conscious
Evolution; author of Emergence and Conscious Evolution