Mystical experience is examined through an unusual philosophical lens focused on humanity's relationship with plants and the living world. The book brings together environmental thought, philosophy, theology, and traditions of ecstatic experience to ask how encounters with vegetal life might challenge conventional ideas about spirituality and consciousness. Rather than treating nature merely as scenery, it considers plants as participants in a broader field of existence. The result is an intellectually ambitious exploration of ecology, embodiment, transcendence, and the possibility of finding profound spiritual meaning through attention to the more-than-human world.

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