Below you’ll find the latest schedule for our upcoming online events. For local (in-person) offerings visit here.
All conversations and discussions are on Zoom.
Also, directly below is a Google Calendar that includes Gaian events and holidays, the moon phases, and celestial events (last courtesy of the New York Times space calendar). For local Gaian Guild events, visit this page.
Note: events are displayed in Eastern Time (but will adjust if you import this calendar). You can do that by clicking the + at the bottom right of the calendar (near “Google Calendar”).
Equinox Gathering (Sunday 9/22 at 5pm ET)
The first day of fall/spring! Join us to celebrate. Zoom link is here.
What I Learned in Pontevedra: A Degrowth Pilgrimage (Wednesday 10/16 at 9pm ET)
In June, Bart Everson went to northwestern Spain to represent the Gaian Way at the 10th International Degrowth Conference. This multimedia presentation is a travelogue documenting his misadventures. It’s also an opportunity to learn about degrowth and its role in our future. Be prepared for laughs, thrills, and a little bit of inspiration. We’ll meet on Zoom here (passcode is degrowth).
Becoming Earth Book Club (September-December, details TBD)
Starting in September, we’ll be reading Becoming Earth: How Our Planet Came to Life, by science writer Ferris Jabr. The book presents a transformative perspective on our planet, arguing that life is not merely a feature of Earth but fundamentally constitutes it. Jabr posits that Earth itself is alive, a concept that should be familiar to all of us but challenges traditional views of the planet as an inanimate rock. The book explores how life has shaped the Earth over billions of years, highlighting the interconnectedness of all living organisms and their environments. It revisits and “rehabilitates” Gaia theory, which as we all know is a foundational concept in Gaianism. This scientific exploration could provide us with updated insights and evidence supporting our worldview. If you are interested, please email Bart Everson (at whatever (at) barteverson.com) and let him know. We’ll select a meeting time and set up a schedule that fits our participants.