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A Pedagogy of Gaia by Bart Everson: “The New Spooky”

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Ever since I was a kid I’ve felt like a freak, a weirdo, an outsider — despite being born to an array of privileges which would seem to assure my status as an insider. Especially as a young adult I wanted…

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 Category: A Pedagogy of Gaia, ancestors, Bart Everson, death, Meaning, Seasonal    

“An Atheist’s Prayer” by Mark Green

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Praise to the wide spinning world Unfolding each of all the destined tales compressed In the moment of your catastrophic birth Wide to the fluid expanse, blowing outward Kindling in stars and galaxies, in bright pools Of Christmas-colored gas; cohering…

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“Why I’m Religious but not Spiritual” by Eric Saumur

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Religious but not Spiritual I was raised an atheist. My parents were careful to explain the importance of respecting other people’s religious beliefs but they didn’t see the point in us knowing anything about religious practice. Certainly we never celebrated…

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A Pedagogy of Gaia by Bart Everson: “The Other Equinox” (Part 2)

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The Flower of Fall There’s a old bridge over Bayou St. John in New Orleans, made from wooden planks supported by a steel frame and now used only for foot traffic. A Vodou ceremony is performed here on St. John’s…

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A Pedagogy of Gaia by Bart Everson: “The Other Equinox” (Part 1)

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The Boy Who Didn’t Believe in Autumn The peak of hurricane season comes on September 10, statistically speaking, but the season officially runs until the first of November. Hurricane formation is driven by warm water in the mid-Atlantic and the…

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 Category: A Pedagogy of Gaia, Bart Everson, Seasonal, seasonal    

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