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Drew Dellinger’s Poem on Thomas Berry
By
Gus diZerega
Given the negativity that so easily can come to seem the defining feature of this society, it’s good to be reminded of why so many of us push back against the forces of dark ignorance. Drew Dellinger’s poem is a wonderful statement of why, and a reminder to us all that good people of great…
Passing of the Guard
By
Gus diZerega
Thomas Berry has died today. He had been a central figure in helping Western Christians, those willing to look and learn anyway, re-establishing connectedness with the sacred immanence we Pagans find in nature. Other giants in ecological and spiritual thought have also died recently: Arne Naess, who developed the term ‘deep ecology’ and did so…
Thoughts on Reading Derrick Jensen
By
Gus diZerega
When I first was made to know, in no uncertain terms, that the earth and everything in it was vastly more sentient than I had ever imagined, I looked long and hard for writings that could shed more light on my experiences. Especially I looked for stuff by modern Westerners. Mostly I found little. Most…
More on Bird Brains: Rooks are also Tool Makers/Users
By
Gus diZerega
Recent discoveries about bird intelligence after so many many years of people knowing we were the only tool users and making it a definition for being human are great evidence for how what we “know” blinds us to what is. See this neat BBC piece on rooks, a British bird, and their remarkable intelligence.
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