by Jerry Levinson.

Everything seems to be changing! What is new is that now, at the beginning of this millennium, the whole planet is in therapy. Planetary therapy takes us on a journey in which we discover that we are all evolving into a higher level of awareness, one that is not limited by our false sense of separation and powerlessness...

by Theo Colburn.

Of all nature's masterpieces, the newborn, whether fish, bird, mammal, or human, is surely the most exquisite. For centuries, humankind considered the womb environment sacred, free of violence and trespass... until humankind unwittingly produced synthetic chemicals that invade the security of the womb and create dissonance rather than harmony.

by Anne Rowthorn.

This is the time...to stand in awe before Earth and all the stars. There is a Buddhist term, mindfulness, which quite simply describes the energy to experience the present. Mindfulness is to be aware and alive to what is going on within and without.

by Ai Gvhdi Waya.

Mother Earth breathes, just as we do. Among Native Americans and Tibetan cultures, the process is known as her lunar (night) and solar (day) breaths. Tibet is known as the region where the Mother inhales her solar breath. Anyone who has been in a cave...

by Richard Heinberg.

It became apparent that the way of life to which we had become accustomed was polluting and exhausting the natural environment; that the rich were continually growing richer and the poor poorer. What to do about it?

by Partners For Planetary Recovery.

Today, we are facing a life-threatening condition: the destruction of the environmental life-support systems of our planet. Like alcoholism, this destructiveness is based on addictive attitudes, lifestyles and behaviors; and as millions of recovering addicts have shown, these self-defeating patterns can be changed.