The Heart Aroused

“The twenty-first century will be anything but business as usual. Institutions must now balance the need to make a living with the natural ability to change. They must also honor the souls of the individuals who work for them, and the great soul of the natural world from which they take their resources. This book looks at the link between should and creativity, success and failure, efficiency and malaise at work, and sets as its benchmark not the fiscal success, rather the journey and experience of the human spirit and its repressed but unflagging desire to find a home in the world.”

“Take any step toward our destiny through creative action, and we know intuitively that we are giving up whatever cover we had. The universe turns in our direction, realizing we are alive and about to make our mark. . . . Our of the silence the soul startles us by telling us we are safe—safe in our own experience. Our soul loves the journey. The textures of the path it has made through the journey by hazard or design are nourishing in and of themselves.”