Reading the Tea Leavings
Did you know there might be microplastic in your tea? On Purpose!
Traversing the Rough Road
Reflecting on a Recent Lesson from Meditating.
To Boldly NOT Go into Space
India winds down its space program, challenging the rest of the world to focus on the Sustainability Race rather than the Space Race.
Fall Equinox: Autumnal Breezes of Gratitude
Bart Everson offers a fall equinox meditation to mark the start of autumn in the northern hemisphere.
A Gaian Way of Death
Robinne Gray discusses her decision to be buried naturally.
The Beauty, Challenges, and Potential of Living in Ecocommunity
Lessons on living in community from a visit to the Los Angeles Eco-Village
A Gaian Approach to Disaster
Krista Hiser explores ways to build resilience for hard times
A Letter from Horseshoe Crab on Her Appointment to the Gaian Council
Horseshoe Crab offers a bit of solicited advice to the Gaian sub-population of humans.
There are No Gaian Teachers, Only Gaia
“There is One Holy Book, the sacred manuscript of nature.” And there are no Gaian teachers.
Please, Stop Considering the Environment
John Mulrow explores the importance of focusing on the proverbial forest of ecological change rather than the trees of individual actions.
Summer Cross: The Letting-Go Moment
As we reach this seasonal moment of letting go, let us rededicate ourselves to this greater good, this greater being in whom we participate.
Tough Lessons from a Tar Pit
Using an ancient metaphor to address the modern problem of path dependence