Living Earth

Remembering Nature

Journal Article

Published in Volume 21 Issue 1 By Ross Harrison

It’s through this imagining that we open to the power of interrelatedness and allow it to operate ever more fully through us. Our imagination expands the concept of care. It redefines priorities and values.

Published in Volume 20 Issue 4 By Betsey Crawford

Headwater

Journal Article

It seems to whisper, Allegheny, Allegheny – an Algonquian expression, I remember. It translates into something akin to Eternity or Beginning of Many Waters.

Published in Volume 20 Issue 4 By Jack Slocomb

Choosing Earth | with Duane and Coleen Elgin

Journal Article

'Choosing Earth' offers a whole-systems view of the converging adversity trends facing humanity and three major scenarios for the future that are most likely to emerge from these powerful trends.

Published in Volume 20 Issue 4 By Duane Elgin and Coleen LeDrew Elgin

New Visions Give Hope in Dire Times

Journal Article

All our creativity and imagination must come together to create something new that lasts.

Published in Volume 20 Issue 4 By Nancy Earle

Across the Creek

Journal Article

Physical things have subtle energy, a non-physical being-ness that can be experienced through an internalisation of consciousness.

Published in Volume 20 Issue 4 By Helen Russ

Our Collective Journey

Journal Article

Our quest to find purpose requires conscious alignment with our evolving, living Earth. When we allow Earth’s purpose to guide us, we know how to act in harmony with Life, and hope can blossom anew.

Published in Volume 20 Issue 3 By Rhonda Fabian

Oppression, Interconnection, and Healing

Journal Article

Charles Eisenstein: The Amazon is where Gaia's memory of health still exists. And if that can be preserved, there will always be hope. If there is one healthy region that still has integrity, then it can teach the rest of the world to be healthy again.

Published in Volume 20 Issue 3 By Charles Eisenstein and Alnoor Ladha

Salmon Migration as Earth Expression

Journal Article

The only way contemporary science seems able to fathom some species' uncanny navigational powers is by likening the abilities of these animals to technologies of our own, human invention.

Published in Volume 20 Issue 3 By David Abram

Venerating the Sacred | Art as Cultural Therapy

Journal Article

Published in Volume 20 Issue 3 By Angela Manno