by Ian Mowll
First published 2018
Ian Mowll presents a collection that weaves together individual narratives of environmental awakening with practical guidance for earth-centered living. The book tackles concrete issues like green burials, plant-based eating, Amazon conservation efforts, and elephant protection alongside deeper explorations of ecopsychology and nature's healing power. Contributors including Richard Adams, Jean Boulton, and Susan Canney share their experiences of discovering spiritual connections to the natural world. Mowll, an Interfaith minister and co-editor of GreenSpirit magazine, argues for a compassionate spirituality that recognizes our interdependence with all life. The anthology offers readers both inspiration through personal accounts and practical steps toward what the author calls responsible Gaia-centered living, presenting a vision of mindful engagement with the earth.
Genres: nature, environment, non-fiction, spirituality
Vibes: inspirational, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: found-family, personal-accounts
Setting: Amazon, Africa
152 pages · Paperback · CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform