The Night Before Later
This poem by Muriel Jarvis reflects on the meaning of Earth Day
Degrowth: A Hard Truth
John Mulrow explores the hard truth that to really go green, we’ll need to degrow.
A Gaian Way of Death
Robinne Gray discusses her decision to be buried naturally.
A Gaian Approach to Disaster
Krista Hiser explores ways to build resilience for hard times
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.
How Do Gaians Celebrate?
As Gaianism grows and evolves, let’s not forget an important element: 🌳🌛CELEBRATION🍂🌈
The Power of Earth Skills and the Communities that Teach Them
This week Brennan Smith reflects on how he was introduced to Earth Skills and their potential in connecting us to the living Earth
From a Dystopian Present to a Gaian Future
A vision by Tom Ellis on how we move from our dystopian present to a utopian and Gaian future.
To Swim in the Seine
Jeremiah Jones reflects on the life, death, and the potential rebirth of rivers.
Don’t Mention Nuclear War
A 40-year old poem on the impropriety of discussing nuclear war in polite company captures our particular moment exceptionally well.
Deliberative Democracy and Gaianism: Natural Complements
Tom Prugh explores the overlapping qualities that Deliberative Democracy and the Gaian Way share, and their cross-fertilizing potentialities.
What is Green and What is Gaian?
Krista Hiser reflects on the evolution from “Green” to “Gaian.”