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For more than two years now, I’ve been writing The Sustainable Soul on an (almost) weekly basis. Before that, it was a weekly column on another website since 2007. Within these four years, I’ve also written a book on eco-spirituality … Continue reading
An Inner Earth Day
I have a love-hate relationship with Earth Day. On the one hand, I’m happy that there is at least some attention paid to environmental issues in the mainstream media, since eco-topics are usually ignored or downplayed, with the occasional exception … Continue reading
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The Rotting Pumpkin, Part 2
The pumpkin is still out there in the garden bed under the snow, perhaps a little further along in its process than it was last week, but still in the midst of transformation: not yet part of the soil, … Continue reading
Desert Reflections Part 2: Phantom Rain and Ways of Being
“Sometimes it rains and still fails to moisten the desert- the falling water evaporates halfway down between cloud an earth. Then you see curtains of blue rain dangling out of reach in the sky while the living things wither below … Continue reading
The Spill and The Myth
For the past few posts, I’ve been pondering the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, trying to find some silver lining of wisdom to glean from the tragedy. As a metaphor, the spill is profoundly symbolic of techno-industrial … Continue reading
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Finding Our Way Home, Part 6: Interbeing and the Natural World
Walking together, waking up to our deep state of being, we are finding our way home. So far, we’ve considered three aspects of the human experience (health, connectedness, purpose) as lived for 99+% of our existence as a species. This fourth aspect, … Continue reading
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Monday Musings: The Necessity of Place
Last Monday, Glenys Livingstone was my guest blogger. Glenys is from the ‘land down under’ and I was recently reading the introduction to her book Pagaian Cosmology where she reflected on her experience of feeling disconnected from the land where … Continue reading
The Inner Lizards
When I say the word reptile to you, what pops into your head? Scenes from Jurassic Park? The boa at the zoo? High School biology? Your brain? No, that last one wasn’t a typo. I had a chance a little … Continue reading
Living with Authenticity
Recently, I discovered a few dozen people from my high school graduating class on Facebook. Some were close friends; some were acquaintances. Suddenly, I found myself scanning the list of names and clicking on photos, completely engaged with my “blast … Continue reading
Who We Are
In the Monday Meditation this week (see below this post if you missed it). I lamented the disconnect between modern reality and our evolutionary programming. I truly believe the task of our time is to both transcend and remember. We … Continue reading

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