‘An Immense World’ Helps You Find Your Umwelt

A book about Ecopsychology that (so far) doesn’t use that term

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Roaring Rivers

Torrents, ripples, and currents by Christyl Rivers

Glory to the newborn beings

We borrow some of our Christmas cheer from the library. An Immense World by Ed Yong is one book that you should check out yourself.

All of you who have heard me rave on about the joys of your 42+ senses for these last fifteen years, know that I want the whole world to wake up their senses.

It’s much better than wokeness. It’s awakening to the world.

“wokeness” limits itself largely to human justice. We need a much, much larger sense of awakening than that, if we are to help one another and the planet.

When we step out into the actual world, we can open our eyes as newborns, and see that the world is over-flowing with fascinating fellow beings.

Through the eye of the camel

One might say it is far easier for a camel to look through the eye of a camel if a camel wants to see her real world.