Each of us is now called upon to rethink our individual risk and safety, as well as our relationship with our community, the world, and our environment. Some of us are thinking about and tackling new and complex issues. All these challenges require an adaptation for an uncertain future. The uncertainties we each face have personal impact and meaning for us but are also collective and hence, strongly indicate activation of the collective unconscious as a dynamic force in our communities, nations, and the entire world. Can we look to approaches that help transcend the concerns and responses of individuals and develop new means of soulful engagement with these collective forces?”—Leslie Sawin, ed., Introduction, p10

Book includes “The Nature of Uncertainty/The Uncertainty of Nature,” an essay by Jeff Kiehl.