May Day “Among the changing months, May stands confessed the sweetest, and in fairest colors dressed.” – James Thompson On May 1, countless people around the world celebrate May Day, the spring holiday. Celebrating the Earth’s flowering season, May Day roughly marks the halfway point between the Northern Hemisphere’s Spring equinox and the summer solstice […]
Awe drew me in. Connection made me stay by Ann Hempleman Ann is a certified Deeptime Leader (2023)...
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This report came from Sr. Mary Teresita G. Figueroa, RGS, a certified Deeptime Leader in the Philippines. Dear Jennifer and Steve, Greetings! I hope you are both doing well. I have been quiet lately because I have been much occupied. We now have 6 Vietnamese prenovices who are now studying English here. It was […]
Above photo: Nobel Laureates Bob Wilson (right) and Joe Taylor (left) at the Horn Antenna...
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Gaia, as ordinarily presented, is grossly incomplete. It’s impossible to think of the living earth...
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Our Cosmic Heritage by Eric J. Chaisson Abstract. My conclusions are threefold: The subject of cosmic evolution is my religion. The process of change itself (especially developmental change)is my God. And global ethics and a planet-ary culture, which cosmic evolution mandates, are the key to the survival of’ technologically competent life forms, both here […]
Penzias and Wilson: The Sound of Light by Joe Masterleo […]
A Systems Activity About Our Universe Edith Pucci Couchman As a teacher, I’ve found that work with this diagram can be very helpful when I’m trying to convey to a group (that’s learning about the universe or contemporary science in general) an understanding of the nested, multilevel, material systems that characterize our Cosmos. Importantly, […]
This issue initiates a series of almanacs with Evolution as its general title; these almanacs are aimed at the consolidation of those researchers who study all the possi- ble types of evolutionary processes. The interdisciplinary studies have demonstrated their effectiveness, whereas the study of evolution is one of the most fruitful areas of interdisciplinary knowledge […]
by Joe Masterleo “Common sense and a sense of humor are the same thing, moving at different speeds. A sense of humor is just common sense, dancing” (William James). The eco-spirituality of Jesuit-scientists Teilhard de Chardin (synthesis), and Thomas Berry (The Universe Story), envisioned a new Science of Humanity grounding educational curricula and religion within a […]
Our Vision is to ignite our sense of connectedness with Earth and nurture a spirituality of Earth care through learning circles.
Creation Spirituality: Reawakening Mysticism, Protecting Our Planet
Gladwyne Montessori is an independent Montessori school on Philadelphia’s Main Line.
Committed to guiding adults in their journey as they discover the truths about childhood and study Montessori pedagogy. Personal growth and deep understanding prepares us for success.
The result is transformative.
