Barbara Marx Hubbard, President, Foundation for Conscious Evolution
In Out of the Labyrinth, Carl Frankel has become a friend of evolution. He takes our hand and gudes us through the labyrinth of ideas and possibilities, of dead ends and false paths, toward the "Integral Way" that realizes our full potential as Whole Beings. A beautiful work.
Eric Booth, author, Future Vision
Brilliantly illuminates the mess of our current culture and the future that our deepest selves yearn to create. Lays out a profound and practical framework for understanding ourselves better, and for knowing what we need to be and do to truly make a difference in the world.
Hazel Henderson, author, Building a Win-Win World
A riveting personal chronicle with important cultural implications. Raises the literature on sustainability to a new level. Destined to be a classic.
John R. Ehrenfeld, Director Emeritus, MIT Technology, Business and Environment Program
Written from a deeply philosophical stance, the book is at the same time practical and accessible. Frankel shows us the potential power of post-modern thinking without falling into the negative and nihilistic stance adopted by so many critics of the current state of the world. For anyone committed to positive change, Out of the Labyrinth should find a spot in their library.
Mac Bridger, President and CEO, Collins & Aikman Flooring
In Out of the Labyrinth, Carl Frankel transcends conventional political ideologies to expound an approach to positive change that can be applied personally, politically, institutionally and culturally. An insightful, compelling, and deeply personal work with lessons that readerss will find useful in many aspects of their life.
Marjorie Kelly, author, The Divine Right of Capital
Frankel tells a compelling story in a compelling way. His is a voice that must be heard and, thankfully, it's a lyrical voice that is sheer pleasure to read.
Mary Evelyn Tucker, co-director, Forum on Religion and Ecology
Out of the Labyrinth reflects a journey that is both personal and global toward the path of sustainability. It is a story of the search for an integral vision that is moving in its authenticity and compelling in its call for honoring the depth dimension of ourselves. It is is book to be read with profit by all who are seeking a sustainable future for people and planet.
Ray Anderson, chairman, Interface Flooring Company
This is the work of a first-class, learned mind and a sensitive spirit. These qualities combine to draw me into Frankel's thought and take me to a place of vision, clarity and, yes, wisdom far beyond my own. This is a magnificent book and extremely important reading for anyone who yearns for a better world.
Satish Kumar, editor-in-chief, Resurgence Magazine
Informative and inspiring, Out of the Labyrinth makes a case for attaining sustainability by establishing a right balance between inner and outer, between personal, political and planetary.
Thom Hartmann, author, The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight
Out of the Labyrinth blends story and philosophy into a dazzling concoction that offers powerful guidance to us all. It offers brilliant insights into personal, cultural, and national realities and possibilities. Fascinating!
Vicki Robin, author, Your Money Or Your Life
A treasure trove of insights into the political, social, and spiritual dynamics of our time.