This Life Is Not Yours
Wise words from an 80-year old karate master remind Gaians of our purpose.
Wise words from an 80-year old karate master remind Gaians of our purpose.
How the made-up guru, Kumaré, reveals the true power of religious community.
What if we started every public gathering with this simple mantra? “Before we begin, let us acknowledge that we are on the infected, lesioned, and festering skin of Gaia.”
An argument for why Gaians can be but do not have to be vegans or vegetarians.
Nature’s language is being co-opted by the techno-sphere. Can we stop this? How can we reclaim our linguistic heritage?
Is a deeper understanding of what changes are truly necessary missing in the climate movement?
Can we, with the same joy as Marie Kondo convinces families to clean up the resultant mess of the consumer culture, persuade families to return to a Gaian way of being?
Orcas in captivity often have their dorsal fins flop over—most likely from their restricted movement. What bodily ailments do you suffer from due to your captivity in the consumer culture?
How does Gaia’s Wrath compare to God’s? Less predictable? More knowable? And how shall we respond?
What can we learn from singing whales, humming cornstalks, and groaning elephants about what it means to be both human and part of Gaia?
Death is our inevitable return to Gaia. And as it is inevitable it should not be feared. Rather our focus should be on how we live our lives.
As the climate emergency draws near, what should be in our go-bags, our supply closets, and especially our skill sets?