Rowman & Littlefield, 2003

Gottlieb is able to speak to a wide audience, managing to stay away from religious dogma and speak directly to our heart. He questions the nature of how we define work, which generally forms a large part of personal identity, but is all too often under the control of bureaucracies that are contributing to the environmental degradation we all fear. He gives us the spiritual fuel needed to rekindle our desire to do what we can and not get discouraged. — Faithalive.com

Will touch the reader’s heart and move it to moral commitment. — Elie Wiesel

Provides a bold new challenge for those who are serious about cultivating the spiritual dimension of life. In eloquent prose, Gottlieb demonstrates a mastery of both the pitfalls and possibilities for spiritual development in the face of the environmental crisis. — Environmental Ethics

A brilliant and important challenge. — Rabbi Michael Lerner

If you agree we have a global problem on our hands and you want to join the spiritual seeker and the political activist in yourself, this is the book for you. — America