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The Evolutionary Lens of Teilhard de Chardin

April 20, 2023 – How Can The Reinterpretation Of Religion Make Use Of Teilhard’s ‘Lens of Evolution’?    How can we use Teilhard’s ‘lens of evolution’ to recognize religion’s potential as an evolutionary tool?   Today’s Post   Last week we recognized the waning influence of religion in Western societies and addressed the need to […]

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Deep Time Art Exhibit: Revisited

“…The planet is fine; the people are f*cked!…, The planet is doing great: been here four and a half billion years! …And we have the conceit to think that somehow, we’re a threat…” George Carlin, 1992( George Carlin – Save the Planet (The Planet is fine) – Bing video). I spent a significant chunk of […]

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Calling the Shamans

In this recent post on my free “Spirit of Education” Substack blog, I draw on Thomas Berry’s ideas to imagine “Earthdream Mystery Schools” to guide us in recovering our lost intimacy with physical and psycho-spiritual Gaian landscapes. I would love to hear your thoughts!

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Boundless possibility: the power of seamlessness

Our universe’s constant bubbling of form and new realities is what cosmologist Brian Swimme calls seamlessness, one of his eleven powers of the universe that I have been exploring. Everything arose out of seamlessness, “the ground of being, an empty fullness.” A realm of existence so seething with constant creativity that physicists call it spacetime […]

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Drifting Through Deep Time (Exhibit and Video)

“If one finds a rock boring, it’s not the rock’s fault.” (Attributed to Zen proverb) During August, 2021, I spent a week at a rented beach house on mid-coast Maine.  One afternoon, while scrambling among rocks strewn along the beach, I was attacked by hordes of black flies.  I found a breezy refuge on a large […]

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Eco-Choices that Embrace the World

What is an eco-choice? A choice embracing the living-world—that is seen and unseen, heard and unheard, known and unknown, loved and unloved. Albert Einstein after World War II urged us to “widen our compassion” to include other persons who are different and also the natural world. As we face a climate crisis of our own […]

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