Interspirituality : The Future
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INTERSPIRITUALITY: THE FUTURE continues the global conversation from Interspirituality: The Heritage, honoring the 25th anniversary of Br. Wayne Teasdale’s seminal book The Mystic Heart. Teasdale introduced the term Interspirituality to describe a “universal spirituality” found within all the world’s religions.
Volume 1 offered a historical tapestry of the emerging interspiritual experience (1999–2015). Volume 2—The Future traces its evolution from 2015 to the present, spotlighting the next wave of voices, visions, and initiatives of this global phenomenon. The contributions reflect a world in urgent transformation—socially, ecologically, politically, and spiritually—and affirm Interspirituality as a dynamic, adaptive response to our global challenges.
Over 120 contributors explore how interspiritual consciousness meets the call for planetary regeneration, sacred activism, ecological justice, and holistic education. Through newly written articles, reflective essays, curated excerpts, and personal pointings, the book engages themes such as Indigenous wisdom, sacred convergence, spiritual community, and the synergy of science and spirituality.
Together, they illuminate a future shaped not by domination, but by partnership, compassion, and the shared wisdom of the heart.
Featured World-Recognized Authors :
Wayne Teasdale –– Deepak Chopra –– Philip Goldberg –– Thomas Keating –– Ervin Laszlo –– Riane Eisler –– Cynthia Bourgeault Ramesh Bijlani–– Brian McLaren –– Claudia Welss –– Thomas Legrand –– Audrey Kitagawa –– Michael Holleran Andrew Harvey –– Duane Elgin –– Mussie Hailu –– Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee –– Loch Kelly –– Aditi Kaul Michael Bernard Beckwith –– Kabir & Camille Helminski Jonathan Granoff –– Alejandra Warden –– Jude Currivan
David Lorimer –– David Sloan Wilson –– Haji Syed Salman Chishty Jamal Rahman –– Victor Kazanjian Jr. –– Chief Dwaine Perry –– Patricia Anne Davis –– J.J. & Desiree Hurtak
Opening Message: His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama
Foreword: Ken Wilber
