Fire Is the Best Medicine
Just as apocalypse means revelation, so can fire be medicine and poison. “Fire medicine” confers benefits on individuals and communities.
Read MoreJust as apocalypse means revelation, so can fire be medicine and poison. “Fire medicine” confers benefits on individuals and communities.
Read MoreAn over-reliance on our Western Mindset creates several obstacles to human flourishing—informing agriculture, education, work, and parenting.
Read MoreWhen we each return to the earth, we can be secure in knowing that we are part of the grand planetary story, not separate from it.
Read MoreWe don’t need a Green New Deal so much as many green new deals.
Read MoreHoneybees don’t only inform us of further ecological collapse but invite us into being more mindful: present and compassionate.
Read MoreFor natural disasters large enough to reshape society, Dr. Lucy Jones explains, “The best fit to the data is that it’s random. And we hate it. Random makes people really upset.” But such uncertainty doesn’t have to leave us feeling helpless—we should embrace the inherent chaos of the universe.
Read MoreLanguage loss can be considered as extreme as the extinction of a plant or an animal—regarding indigenous languages in particular.
Read MoreA new book protests the postmodernist refutations of shared truth and grand narratives—we struggle because we lack story and soul.
Read MoreThere are many who say that Romanticism is dead. But the tensions between Romanticism and the soldiers of the original Enlightenment are rising up again.
Read MoreThe claim that earth has a carrying capacity of 7 billion is based on old concepts—misunderstanding how fertility rates and consumption work.
Read MoreWe already have the technology to reverse Climate Change, but one great obstacle remains—Nori is a company that believes it can solve that problem, succeeding where political activism has not.
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