Does the Universe Have a Purpose?

The Earth has been our home for thousands of years and has provided everything we have needed to evolve and discover ourselves. It is time we look beyond ourselves to discover and embrace the larger story of creation.

Earth

 

Personalism and the Social Context

The ecological perspective related to personalism asserts that humans are part and parcel to the natural world and to the cosmos at large and thus, the inherent nature of the individual is in fact the inherent nature of the universe.
 
Personalism

The Minority Tradition and Direct Action as a Departure from the Technocratic-industrial Ideology

There are numerous resources to guide one in choosing a course of involvement and action that are easily attainable in most communities and especially through environmental agencies.

The Minority Tradition

Personal Survival in a Chaotic World

Our modern societies also interact with the Earth but in a fundamentally different way and from a different perspective.

Chaotic World


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