Put Your Hands, and Your Feet, Into the Soil
Two more reasons to take your shoes off.
When You’re Forest Bathing, You’re Never Alone
A poem and reflection on the many other-than-human forest bathers that are always with you
To Life! (A Gaian Toast)
It doesn’t get simpler, or deeper, than this.
Gaians as (Civilization’s) Death Doulas and Birth Midwives
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Literally and figuratively, these are two essential skills worth nurturing.
Plunging Into the Polycrisis
This summer, we’ll be exploring civilizational collapse, so grab a cool drink and enjoy!
This Will Be the Coolest Summer of the Rest of Your Life
A prescient meme for the climate breakdown era.
To Swim in the Seine
Jeremiah Jones reflects on the life, death, and the potential rebirth of rivers.
A Personal Definition and Incomplete History of Gaianism
This week’s essay, by Bart Everson, explores the history, and perhaps the future, of Gaianism.
Happy Interdependence Day!
While Independence Day may be an American holiday, Interdependence Day should be a global, and Gaian, holiday!
Lyme, Lyme, Go Away, Please Don’t Come Another Day
My hopefully brief encounter with, and meditation on, Lyme Disease
Meditations That Might Make You Sweat
There’s sometimes a fine line between exercise and meditation. Here are a few exercises that blur that line a bit farther, while connecting you to Gaia a bit further.
The Pain of Separation
This week’s reflection, by Bart Everson, explores the illusion of separation and how this can be a source of suffering.