Our Lady of the Elements
Bart Everson explores the elemental nature of Gaia, being composed of earth, air, water, and fire.
Bart Everson explores the elemental nature of Gaia, being composed of earth, air, water, and fire.
You have everything to gain but the chance to be filthy rich.
What I learned from talking with a tree.
Krista Hiser reflects on the evolution from “Green” to “Gaian.”
It is the relationships between members (whether of a bridge or a community) that provide strength.
Brannon Andersen explores what changes are needed to grow an ecological economy in the cracks of the current unsustainable system.
All humans share one life-giving planet. Even if we never learn to stop fighting over who gets to control it.
Reflecting on the conclusion of my family’s sweet fast, and what happened when sugar returned to the scene.
Robinne Gray explores the power and universality of the Wheel of the Year and what it means to her.
Responding to an essay that makes some inaccurate assumptions about Gaianism.
Religion can be a polarizing word. But it doesn’t need to be. This week Bart Everson explores the meaning and mystery of religion.
Is it a problem that Soylent Green was made out of people? Or was the problem simply a lack of transparency?