I've had two "big" dreams where Lion showed up recently, one that feels very personal, and one just last week that I think is clearly the voice of the earth speaking.
This story makes my heart hurt, and captures a bit the mood of that second dream: "A
There is a growing body of environmental psychology looking at how the natural world affects people, and especially power of specific natural sounds....
From The Guardian, 2011 (NOTE: This was to be a 3-year study, so it would be interesting if any
This short but important article caught my eye the other day and I wanted to share it here. I've done a lot of writing and contemplating on this topic, one I believe is deeply depth psychological. I would love to have a conversation online (either by
How do these images affect you?...and what can we do about it?
‘Human domination over nature is quite simply an illusion, a passing dream by a naive species. It is an illusion that has cost us much, ensnared us in our own designs, given us a few boa
"The spiritual urge is so strong in us humans because in our incompleteness we are bound to ask about the meaning of life and the ground of our existence.
But what is this ground? As a network of relationships the natural world is not a thing at all
Just came across this post about a revolutionary idea, for our culture at least, about alternative ideas to cremation (which requires a lot of energy) and traditional burial (which usually takes up space with a non-biodegradable coffin and stone mar
I saw this post on Facebook today and wanted to share. What a beautiful example of what we can do in the midst of ongoing planetary crisis...Maybe some Alliance members will want to post. Also, what can we do her in the Ecopsychology group on the Al
“Wilderness, in contrast with those areas where man and his own works dominate the landscape, is hereby recognized as an area where the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man, where man himself is a visitor who does not remain.” (Wild
I'd love to hear others' thoughts on what they advise clients/students to do to stay sane as our planetary situation devolves. Here is the link to my latest ecopsychology blog on The Huffington Post:
"Making a personality, the task that Jung called 'individuation,' may be the adventure of a lifetime. But the person is anchored within a greater, universal identity. Salt remnants of ancient oceans flow through our veins, ashes of expired stars reki
Great list of nature books posted by The Guardian that I just stumbled across. They all look pretty interesting and are all new to me. Thought I'd pass the list along...