Oh Mark, this is so great! I love hearing your process around your writing. A revolution that emerges out of tuning into our collective unconscious? Now that sounds promising and hopeful!
I'm working on a blog post on holistic activism and Frances Moore Lappe's work on the "eco-mind." There's an article she wrote that's been working through me as I write this blog post... and some elements of her work feel aligned with what you're moving towards with your fiction writing! I think you'll find the article interesting!
At first glance, I'm thinking of a story where each character is committed to different forms of activism and each come from all walks of life. Each character works or belongs in a specific sector or industry in which the control regime influences most. And somehow their lives end up being intertwined where they'll have to integrate their differences, and wake up to the intersectionality of all of these issues as they learn the best of democratic organizing principles and creative thinking to give birth to total system change where all benefit, and where no one has to lose out (including the control regime!). And possibly even the use of allegories and/or archetypal energies through dreams, altered states, etc where the collective unconscious serves as a tool for our awakening. Hmmm just food for thought :) this might not be aligned with what you were envisioning.
RE: A Peaceful American Revolution