Una prospettiva solida, ecumenica, interculturale e multireligiosa sull'intreccio tra misticismo e azione politica. https://www.spiritualityandpractice.com/book-reviews/view/2792/the-silent-cry The final section is titled "Mysticism Is Resistance." Soelle sees globalization and individualization as having built the prison that most of humanity has chosen as home. The keys providing the way out of this lockup are ego-lessness, property-lessness, and nonviolence. Leo Tolstoy and Dag Ha mmarskjöld prime us in ways to escape the ego-fixation demanded by globalized production. By voluntarily choosing poverty, Francis of Assisi, John Woolman, and Dorothy Day inspire us with their vibrant resistance to the tendency to define the human adventure in terms of having. And Henry David Thoreau, Mahatma Gandhi, and Martin Luther King, Jr., challenge us to practice nonviolence as a means of saluting the unity of all living beings. Or as Soelle puts it — "To be aware of the 'sil...