The Beauty, Challenges, and Potential of Living in Ecocommunity
Lessons on living in community from a visit to the Los Angeles Eco-Village
A Gaian Approach to Disaster
Krista Hiser explores ways to build resilience for hard times
Tough Lessons from a Tar Pit
Using an ancient metaphor to address the modern problem of path dependence
A Letter to My Grandchild
What would you write to your future grandchild some forty years from now?
Count Backwards from Ten…
A simple life-affirming meditation, as well as a preparatory tool for dying.
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.
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.
Plunging Into the Polycrisis
This summer, we’ll be exploring civilizational collapse, so grab a cool drink and enjoy!
This Will Be the Coolest Summer of the Rest of Your Life
A prescient meme for the climate breakdown era.
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.