“Regenerating an Unravelling World is a strikingly timely and important intervention in a moment marked by accelerating global conflict, authoritarian resurgence, ecological breakdown and widespread cultural disorientation. From a cultural studies perspective, the book’s particular strength lies in its ability to link these visible crises to deeper failures of meaning and moral imagination, refusing the comforting fiction that political or technological solutions alone will suffice.

Drawing on decades of psychological and spiritual engagement, Serge offers a vision of activism that is both ethically rigorous and culturally perceptive – one that insists on inner responsibility without retreating from public struggle. In an era when outrage is plentiful but wisdom is scarce, this is a work that speaks with great clarity to scholars, activists and readers seeking forms of engagement capable of meeting the gravity of the present moment without reproducing its dehumanising tendencies.”
– Fernando Feliu, PhD, Professor of Cultural Studies.

“Regenerating an Unravelling World is a powerful call to awaken the activist within all of us – blending spiritual depth with practical courage to inspire a new generation of ethically inspired leaders that the world so desperately needs today.”
– Philip Carr-Gomm – Former chief of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, Author of The Prophecies and many other books.

“Regenerating an Unravelling World is essentially juicy, challenging and vibrant reading for all seekers and sacred activists. Serge’s noble advice to all of us is to reclaim our sacred warriorhood in both its masculine and feminine aspects, and girded by passion and rugged resilience, rise to the devastating challenges that he presents with unflinching clarity. I salute this book and recommend it to anyone who wants to help birth a new world out of the ashes of our collapsing civilisation.”
– Andrew Harvey – Author of The Hope: A Guide to Sacred Activism, and The Magdalene Revolution..

“Some people believe that spiritual awakening means detaching yourself from the world, living in a monastery or a hermitage in a forest, far away from the stress and messiness of everyday life, unconcerned about events in the wider world. Some spiritual traditions even suggest that the world is unreal, and so they encourage indifference.

But I think this is a myth. In my research and experience, most spiritually awakened people become more concerned about other people and the world, and more determined to make the world a healthier and more harmonious place. Spirituality means becoming more sensitive to other people’s suffering, and more aware of all of the crises and challenges in the world. It means feeling the impulse to alleviate suffering. This is reflected in the kabbalistic concept of Tikkun Olam, the healing of the world. This means that we cultivate spiritual light inside us in order to shine that light into the world. Our own spiritual awakening illuminates the world, until the world becomes healed.

In this book my great friend Serge shows us how to do this. This wonderful book is an instruction manual on how to become a spiritual activist warrior, harnessing all your energy and purpose to melt away the discord and duality of our present times and to help herald a new phase of harmony. Serge has spent most of his time on this planet learning to be a spiritual warrior himself. He is a very compassionate soul who has great resources of love and wisdom which shine throughout this book.

Here he brings all the strength and depth of his soul into a passionate clarion call for spiritual change.

But Serge is realistic. He doesn’t shy away from the potentially catastrophic challenges that lie ahead of us as a species. The pathological disconnection of many people’s minds has led to an abusive attitude to nature and has created social systems based on patriarchy, power and oppression. The only way we can recover is not just to change our social systems but to change our inner being.

Above all, we must transcend separateness and attune to our own deep essence, to experience the shared space of each other’s being, and to the sentience and sacredness of nature. Serge shows us how to do just that. This is a book that every human being should read. If we all followed its instructions, we would give birth to a very, very regenerated new world.”
– Steve Taylor, Ph.D – Author of The Leap, DisConnected and Across the Universe.

“In an age of disconnection and disempowerment – even learned helplessness – Serge has sounded a powerful clarion call to awaken the sacred warrior within, to wield the courageous sword of the spirit, the fearless sword of truth to cut through the dysfunctions and deceptions to which we are subject in our daily media barrages. Existing corrupt and self-serving systems persist through our implicit consent, and now is the time for us to stand up together and to make our voices heard – enough is enough! It is also the time to envision and co-create the more humane view we know is possible when we activate the highest principles of Love, Wisdom, Truth, Justice and Goodness along with the corresponding virtues which he describes. This is an inspiring and empowering book that spells out the path of transformative dedication towards planetary renewal and regeneration.“– David Lorimer – Global ambassador Scientific and Medical Network, author of nine books.

“This is simply a book that must be read. It is rich in important messages and teachings, but above all it is very masterfully written. If you care about making a positive difference in the world and feel you need extra guidance and inspiration to evoke the spiritual warrior activist inside you, this book is for you.”
– Pier-Luigi Lattuada, MD, PsyD, PhD.

“What a joy to read a deeply practical book about a life-changing approach to becoming a spiritual warrior: reflecting on how even our smallest effort brings about radical change in a world traumatised by greed, hatred and delusion. This valuable guidebook shows how by staying true to our genuine selves while at the same time constructively engaging with those with whom we disagree, is also the way to live a much more passionate, alive and meaningful life.”
– Dale Mathers, MD, PhD.