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The Hope: A Guide to Sacred Activism Paperback – September 15, 2009
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Print length256 pages
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LanguageEnglish
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PublisherHay House
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Publication dateSeptember 15, 2009
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Dimensions5.9 x 0.64 x 8.9 inches
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ISBN-101401920039
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ISBN-13978-1401920036
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“If God created a new curriculum for the human race—one that might insure our continued
place on this planet—I think he would make The Hope: A Guide to Sacred Activism required reading.”
~Elizabeth Lesser, Co-Founder of Omega Institute & author of Broken Open
“The Hope is destined to transform the live of hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people not only because of its profound message but also because we need this work more than we realize.”
~Caroline Myss, Author of Sacred Contracts & Defy Gravity
“This is an exalted book delivered from the highest reaches of the human soul. It is both a manifesto and spiritual handbook for anyone who wants to transform the world."
~James O' Dea, Former President of Amnesty International & The Institute of Noetic Sciences
“As a fellow Sacred Activist, I support and applaud the dedication of Andrew Harvey to bridge the gap between spirituality and activism...THE HOPE is a must read for anyone seeking to birth a new humanity.”
~Deepak Chopra, Author, Reinventing the Body, Resurrecting the Soul
“Sacred activism is the most potent after effect of our inner spiritual practices. When the heart explodes in conscious oneness with the Beloved, what remains is a burning desire to be a servant to the One that enlivens all sentient beings, every speck of space. Through his descriptions of the great lovers of humankind, Andrew gives us a clarion call to go beyond admiration to activation of that same capacity within our own hearts that we, too, may become a beneficial presence on the planet.”
~Michael Bernard Beckwith author of Spiritual Liberation~Fulfilling Your Soul’s Potential
“Sacred Activism is a timely and desperately needed activist manifesto. It evolves what it truly means to be an activist in today's world and empowers us to model the change we seek. It's helped me bridge my activism and spiritual life like no other tool. Fellow activists: don't let the unexamined assumption that activism and spirituality don't mix stand in the way of you reading this book. The revolutionary message of Sacred Activism will empower you to reach a new level of effectiveness at producing results while simultaneously being more joyful, peaceful and fulfilled.”
~David Tucker, Executive Director, Pachamama Alliance
“This book takes one on a great journey through profound experiences of many, including the author Andrew Harvey. It engages each one of us in the most important inquiry for today's world: who am I in the emerging narrative, in creating new patterns for a world that works for everyone? It is about the compassion of our sacred space and the courage to create alternatives where needed.”
~Dr. Monica Sharma Director, Leadership and Capacity Development, United Nations-OHRLLS“Andrew Harvey is one of the most important teachers of our times for his extraordinary capacity to marry the deep mystical teachings of our essential unity with awakened action. Sacred Activism is the yoga of the now, it inspires and guides our way into the challenge of rebirth and great awakening. I will give and recommend The Hope to all!”
~ Shiva Rea, Yogini, catalyst of the Global Mala Project and Dance for Life: Moving Activism to Plant 1,080,000 Trees with Trees for the Future.
About the Author
Andrew Harvey is an internationally acclaimed poet, novelist, translator, mystical scholar, and spiritual teacher. He is the Founder/Director of the Institute for Sacred Activism in Oak Park, Illinois, where he lives.
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Product details
- Publisher : Hay House; First Edition; First Printing (September 15, 2009)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 256 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1401920039
- ISBN-13 : 978-1401920036
- Item Weight : 12.9 ounces
- Dimensions : 5.9 x 0.64 x 8.9 inches
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#416,954 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #1,874 in New Thought
- #9,251 in Motivational Self-Help (Books)
- #10,663 in Personal Transformation Self-Help
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For those who sense and understand what is happening, fear, discouragement, despair and depression are natural reactions.
But in Andrew Harvey’s book, The Hope, we receive encouragement, new perspectives, tools, practices and frameworks for moving beyond the shock of radical change. We learn new ways of connecting with divine power within ourselves to weather the storms swirling around us. And more importantly, Andrew unfolds a pathway to transforming our species into one that exists in alignment with and service to all life and to that which is sacred on planet earth.
This book informed and shocked me. It motivated and comforted me. It gave me the durection and practices I need to survive the changes swirling around us, and to be transformed through divine grace to be of help to others who are suffering. Inspiring and highly recommended.
Founding Father of the movement "Sacred Activism," Andrew Harvey's award-winning, The Hope, has been a close companion to tenderly guide me with a sacred template for (what he calls) the Networks of Grace. Visionary mystic Harvey gifts us with practical strategies and tools for moving forward in sacred action for the sake of all sentient beings. This book clearly and simply (without new age pabulum) portrays the architecture of what it means to be a Sacred Activist today. Chapter Eight, The Five Forms of Service, is my favorite.
Rather than simply say I recommend this book, it's truly a must-read (required training material) for anyone teaching or mentoring, or leading workshops in the fields of transformation. I wholeheartedly share this work with my ministerial students, clients and colleagues. Understanding a core fusion of heroic divinity and activism at this "tipping-point" in history is critical in the midwifery (men and women) of birthing a new Earth.
Andrew's "red book" (as I affectionately call it) goes with me wherever I go... in my heart... and suitcase.
Reverend Dr. Nancy Ash
Top reviews from other countries
the book has some inspiring gems, useful wisdom, but includes such a breath of spiritual and personal references that its simple clear starting message sadly becomes swamped.
An manchen Stellen hatte ich ein Gefühl, als ob er dieses Buch unbedingt hätte abliefern müssen. Ich kann das gar nicht wirklich an etwas festmachen, es kam mir teils einfach thematisch an den Haaren herbeigezogen vor. Hätte man darüber wirklich das x-te Buch schreiben müssen? - diese Frage kam unterwegs bei mir auf.
Da habe ich schon weit Besseres von ihm gelesen (Der mystische Weg zu Christus) und gebe diesem Buch daher (nur) vier Sterne.


