The Parable of the Humane Philanthropist
Does throwing starfish, or dead fish, back into the sea make any difference?
Don’t Underestimate the Littlest
Never underestimate the contribution of the littlest, whether a finger, a toe, an employee, a family member, or community member.
Remembering Three Pioneers Who Returned to Gaia in 2022
Before we begin 2023 in earnest, let’s reflect on a few who we lost in 2022.
Hall of Mirrors
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A reflection in which I reflect on my own reflections creating a dizzying effect of over self-reflection.
Dogs in Space Explore Existential Questions
Could a kid’s cartoon hold important answers to whether humans are worthy of redemption?
Karate-Do: The Official Sport of the Gaian Way
No, we don’t really have an official sport, but here’s why karate would be it if we did…
Gaians as (Civilization’s) Death Doulas and Birth Midwives
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Literally and figuratively, these are two essential skills worth nurturing.
A Personal Definition and Incomplete History of Gaianism
This week’s essay, by Bart Everson, explores the history, and perhaps the future, of Gaianism.
Lyme, Lyme, Go Away, Please Don’t Come Another Day
My hopefully brief encounter with, and meditation on, Lyme Disease
The Pain of Separation
This week’s reflection, by Bart Everson, explores the illusion of separation and how this can be a source of suffering.
The Confused Choices of the Eternals
How our comic portrayal of the world undermines the birth of an ecological consciousness
We’re All Ukrainian. We’re All Russian. We’re All Gaian.
All humans share one life-giving planet. Even if we never learn to stop fighting over who gets to control it.