I am using this book as a deep dive into our ultimate oneness with creation. This book helped me feel again what I have long believed: that all of creation is sacramental, alive with God’s presence, and yearning for relationship rather than domination. As I read, my prayer deepened from words to wonder. I found myself pausing often—not because the text was difficult, but because it awakened a contemplative attentiveness to the web of life in which we live, move, and have our being.
Spiritually, Unity and Harmony renewed my trust that justice, ecology, and mysticism belong together. Pérez Prieto invites us beyond fragmented thinking into a spirituality of communion—with Earth, with the poor, with one another, and with the Holy Mystery at the heart of all that is. This vision strengthened my own commitment to an inclusive, non-clerical priesthood.
“This book serves as an invitation to discover greater cohesion and human solidarity on a resource-depleted planet… We will go into the future as a single sacred community, or we will all perish in the desert.”
— Ilia Delio, author of The Not-Yet God
