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Charles Eisenstein interview
I was delighted to interview Charles Eisenstein as part of the Embodiment Conference, 2018. The interview has recently been released as a podcast and this was the first time I’d sat and listened to it. I initially heard how his … Continue reading
Posted in Embodiment
Tagged activism, body, connection, deep ecology, Eisenstein, embodiment, nature
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Embodied Ecology: A Relational Vision
One core principle lies at the heart of embodied ecology: We are relational earthbodies, fundamentally intertwined with the more-than-human-world. Almost every thinker I’ve discussed on this blog speaks that same truth in their own voice. Let’s listen to a few. … Continue reading
Posted in Ecopsychology
Tagged Abram, body, Clark, duality, Ecosomatics, Eisenstein, embodiment, epoc, Gendlin, Linden, Merleau-Ponty, philosophy, Shepherd, Varela
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