Climate Change

8 Sep 2019

The Wrath of Gaia

by Erik Assadourian | posted in: Learning from Other Traditions, The Quickening, Understanding Gaia | 3

How does Gaia’s Wrath compare to God’s? Less predictable? More knowable? And how shall we respond?

18 Aug 2019

How Should We Prepare Ourselves for Coming Disasters?

by Erik Assadourian | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

As the climate emergency draws near, what should be in our go-bags, our supply closets, and especially our skill sets?

4 Aug 2019

Why Are We So Anxious?

by Erik Assadourian | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Does our anxiety stem from disconnect? Overconnection? Or a lack of purpose?

19 Jul 2019

The Quickening

by Erik Assadourian | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

The crisis is accelerating. What can and should we do in this brief remaining window of stability?

7 Jul 2019

The Role of Martial Arts in The Gaian Way

by Erik Assadourian | posted in: Gaian Practices and Rituals, Learning from Other Traditions | 1

Why every environmentalist and collapsitarian should study the martial arts…

1 Jul 2019

This Moment of Time: Sturmunruhe

by Erik Assadourian | posted in: Uncategorized | 1

A storm is coming. And we feel it. What do we do with these last moments in the calm we have remaining?

The Gaian Creed

“We believe that the Earth, Gaia, is a living being. That Gaia is at the same time composed of the vast diversity of life and is alive in Her own right. We understand that we depend completely and utterly on Gaia and are part of Gaia. We recognize that current human actions are fundamentally altering Gaia and that if pushed too far, Gaia will shift from Her current state to one inhospitable to humans and millions of other species. Therefore, we commit to living radically sustainable lives—even to an extent that it may alienate us from our kin, our communities, our cultures. We commit to sharing our philosophy and bringing others to understand and embrace their relationship with Gaia and help heal Gaia—and in the process, themselves, their families, and their communities.”