Author: Gagandeep Singh

Thomas Berry and the Rights of Nature Evoking the Great Work By: Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim (Published in the Kosmos Journal for Global Transformation) One of Thomas Berry’s major contributions to what he called the Great Work was his articulation of the principles and philosophy of Earth Jurisprudence. He originated the term and explained its […]

  This video is 50 years in the making! The one day event took place in Mildura, Australia to celebrate the ‘Deeptime’ stories that have revealed themselves at the Willandra World Heritage Site. Over 120 people gathered to explore ‘Meeting the Dreaming.‘ A year long dialogue had been initiated by scientist Prof Jim Bowler, now 95 […]

“For Indigenous Australians, the Dreaming is not a mere myth but a sophisticated code of human existence, a cosmology that has been refined over more than 65,000 years. The Dreaming encapsulates the origins of the world, the creation of life, and the guidelines for living in harmony with nature.” …Jim Bowler In this two part […]

Sacred Earth Rising Within The Making of a Spiritual Ecologist in a Creative Cosmos by K. Lauren de Boer, Foreword by Matthew Fox   How does connection with nature help overcome early trauma in individuals and societies? What is the healing power of a life-giving cosmology (a comprehensive origins story) that brings us back to […]

STARBORNE The Journal of Autocosmology Edited by: Ezekiel Fugate, Ari Makridakis Welcome to Starborne! Over the past hundred years, science has revealed something astonishing: we are not simply located in the universe—we are the universe, in human form. This shift in understanding stems from now widely acknowledged truths: that the atoms in our bodies were […]