Contemplative activism explores the possibilities of social and political activism through the intersecting lenses of existential philosophy, quantum theory, and spirituality in a simple and easy to understand way. This brief but powerful book compels readers to rethink progressive activism as a transformative process based on love, hope, creativity, responsiveness, and grace.
While I very much appreciate what the author is attempting here and agree with much of it, it is in need of examples and practical application/exercises. I think adding reflective questions would help as well. Those couple of things would add a richer participatory depth to what she presents and make it fell more attainable than idealistic dreams.