Excellent article: "Rationally Speaking, We Are All Apocalyptic Now"

I thought this was a compelling read and wanted to share: "Rationally Speaking, We Are All Apocalyptic Now" from Robert Jensen on Truthout.org

Psyche and World: Ecopsychology and Psychotherapy by Robertson

Another excellent article by a new organization that seems very timely, Climate Change Allliance:
Psyche and World: Ecopsychology and Psychotherapy by Robertson

Livestream now, 2/2/: Great Debate: Climate Change, Surviving the Future

In case you're seeing this now, there is a livestream going on right now via ASU with James Hanson and some other great presenters: Great Debate: Climate Change, Surviving the Future

Click here for the livestream

Article: Following the Raven: The Paradoxical Path Toward a Depth Ecopsychology

This is a beautiful article from Betsy Perluss of Pacifica and School of Lost Borders. Here's the abstract:

Comparing two very different genres of writing, Richard Nelson's nature writing about his experiences among the Koyukon tribe in northern Alas

BlogPosts/Articles on Climate Change Disasters, including Aliens, Sandy And The Coming Global Superstorms

For awhile now, I've been deeply concerned about climate change and how we are all going to be able to maintain our center as these superstorms become increasingly disastrous. In light of what's going on with Hurricane Sandy, I wanted to post a coupl

Thomas Berry and the Evocation of Participatory Consciousness

Just came across this beautiful article about Thomas Berry by Geneen Marie Haugen about Berry's ideas about "participatory consciousness" with Earth and wanted to share it here:

Thomas Berry and the Evocation of Participatory Consciousness

What do yo

Join the Conversation - World Leader Dialogues at the World Conservation Congress

They are welcoming questions to be asked, that will be addressed in their dialogues

http://www.iucnworldconservationcongress.org/forum___exhibition/worldleaders_dialogue/

Article The Transpersonal Dimensions of Ecopsychology: Nature, Nonduality, and Spiritual Practice

Thought this was a great comprehensive article on the many facets of ecopsychology, and the overlay with transpersonal psychology and non-duality specifically:

"The Transpersonal Dimensions of Ecopsychology: Nature, Nonduality, and Spiritual Practice

Excellent Introduction by Meredith Sabini on her work on Jung's Nature Writings

The Earth has a Soul by Meredith Sabini" C.G. Jung on Nature, Technology & Modern Life “Matter in the wrong place is dirt. People get dirty through too much civilization. Whenever we touch nature, we get clean.” You may not associate such bold, ear

A Jungian Perspective on Global Warming~Jeffrey T Kiehl

In this excellent article on climate change from the latest issue of Ecopsychology magazine, Alliance member Dr. Jeff Kiehl--who has been a climate scientist for 30 years and is ALSO a Jungian analyst--makes an excellent assessment of the issue of cl

Full online documentary: "Call of Life: Facing the Mass Extinction"

Craig Chalquist told me about this documentary, and when I went looking, I found the whole thing online. It features several ecopsychologists -- including, among others, Dr. Mary Gomes, one of the authors of Ecopsychology (the original book). Mary wa

Article: Nature Deficit Disorder

Thought-provoking article, "Nature Deficit Disorder" from the New York Times, March 29, 2012. What do  you think?

TUCSON — Your day breaks, your mind aches for something stimulating to match the stirrings of the season. The gate at the urban edge is

Bliss in the world's ocean currents

This quote from Jung has always been one of my favorites:

“The decisive question for man is: Is he related to somethinginfinite or not? That is the telling question of his life.”  ~ Carl Jung

If you're feeling tired, overwhelmed, isolated, alienated

Book Review of "Nature & Psyche" by David Kidner

I recently came across this book review by Dennis Slattery of David Kidner's Nature and Psyche: Radical Environmentalism and the Politics of Subjectivity. The book looks great and I've had it sitting on my shelf for months, but haven't had two second

Good Article>EcoTipping Points: Strategies for Shifting from Decline to Restoration

Yes, there is hope...

EcoTipping Points: Strategies for Shifting from Decline to Restoration

Remember A Wrinkle in Time? We need a little Aunt Beast Consciousness now...

I invite you to read my new blog post, You Wear It Well..."Perhaps it’s worth putting our ears to the ground to hear a word from our REAL sponsor, the earth whose vast bosom still nourishes us and from whose ample loins all of our soaring ideas and c

BLUEMiND is the only event ever to explore the intersection of brain and ocean...

This whole event looks great!  I wanted to share this in our EcoPsych thread as many of us are so captivated and concerned about our Oceans! A friend of mine, Michael Stocker, who is an acoustician, will be part of this event. He writes:

"The Blue M

Bill McKibben: EAARTH: Making a Life on a Tough New Planet

Collecting web articles into one "ecopsychology" page

Hi everyone,

I've begun curating a web page (made possible by a software called "Scoop-It") which allows for the collection of web articles into one place.(It's a cool software for any topic if you're into that kind of thing.)

Meanwhile, I wanted to

If you read nothing else this day, week, month, do try to read this...Carolyn Raffensperger's exquisite articulation of "the Great Communion."

http://www.yesmagazine.org/issues/a-new-culture-emerges/398