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Wildflowers and a Poem by Robinson Jeffers
By
Gus diZerega
Today I am headed off to Bear Valley, a place northeast of here famous all around for the beauty of its spring wildflowers. Here are some photos a person posted on Flickr. Here’s another set I discovered (scroll down). Going there will give me a healthier perspective on the idiotic maneuvering of the toxic little…
Earth Day at 40
By
Gus diZerega
Earth day celebrates this wonderful planet that is our home. Today is its 40th anniversary, celebrated world-wide, the inspiring off spring of Senator Gaylord Nelson and some students back in 1970. It is a wonderful corrective to the two forms of moral and intellectual insanity, one religious and one secular, that sees our proper role…
On Jeremy Rifkin, Empathy, and Spirit
By
Gus diZerega
Yesterday I went to a book group gathering to discuss Jeremy Rifkin’s monumental new book, The Empathetic Civilization. What follows are insights I developed in preparation for that gathering that I think will interest many Pagans concerned with the deeper relationship of Pagan spirituality to the modern world.
Mt. Tamalpais, Two Poems, and National Poetry Month
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Gus diZerega
This is National Poetry Month, and as spring caresses the hills of northern California, one of the most magickal places in the San Francisco Bar Area, Mt. Tamalpais, is rising serenely above the hustle and bustle below, the good and the bad, the nasty and the generous, clothed in waving grasses and spring flowers and trees of…
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