Recent Posts
- Fears About The Planet’s Future Weigh On Americans’ Mental Health, By Victoria Knight
- Americans Are In Denial That Fascists Took Over The United States, By Umair Haque
- Don’t Police Our Emotions–Climate Despair Is Inviting People Back To Life, By Jem Bendell
- It’s The End Of The World As They Know It: The Distinct Burden Of Being A Climate Scientist, By David Corn
- What If There Were No Future? Some Overlooked Consequences Of Exponential Growth, By Peter Russell
- How America Is Building The Institutions Of A Fascist Society, By Umair Haque
- In The Face of Climate Collapse, We Need The Wisdom Of Elders, By Barbara Cecil
- Idle And Blessed On A Summer Day, By Carolyn Baker
- What Kind Of People Are We Becoming? By Umair Haque
Topics
anthropocene
beauty
catastrophic climate change
civil liberties
civil unrest
climate change
collapse
collapse of industrial civilization
community
corruption
denial
depression
despair
drought
economic collapse
economy
ecopsychology
emotional and spiritual preparation
empire
energy
energy depletion
environment
extinction
extreme weather
food security
Fukushima
global warming
grief
Guy McPherson
hospice
infinite growth
joy
meaning
methane
near-term extinction
new paradigm
options
Peak oil
purpose
radiation
resilience
resource wars
self-reinforcing feedback loops
shadow
transition
This material is a little static..
I’d love to know what “static” means.
Static-y? As in when a radio isn’t tuned in well and there is “static” (noise).
Thanks, Carolyn! I enjoyed all of it, but especially your own very insightful comments and those of Charles Eisenstein.
I very much like what you said about the value or necessity of acknowledging (facing unflinchingly) and marking the ending/s we’re passing through. And listening to Charles touchingly deepend my sense of the virtue and potentially transformative value of treating people with due respect and dignity. I’ve read and heard him talking this way before but this time I felt my heart-mind deeply touched.