"Within each of us, in the ground of our being,
powers reside for the healing of our world.
These powers do not arise from any ideology, access to the occult, or passion for social activism. They are inevitable powers.
Because we are part of the web of life, we can draw on the strength -- and the pain -- of every creature. This interconnection constitutes our 'deep ecology': it is the source of our pain for the world as well
as our love and appetite for life."
powers reside for the healing of our world.
These powers do not arise from any ideology, access to the occult, or passion for social activism. They are inevitable powers.
Because we are part of the web of life, we can draw on the strength -- and the pain -- of every creature. This interconnection constitutes our 'deep ecology': it is the source of our pain for the world as well
as our love and appetite for life."
Joanna Macy
"Expand and deepen your mindfulness to attend more carefully to the deep ecology that weave your deepest being into the fabric of all creation.
"Expand and deepen your mindfulness to attend more carefully to the deep ecology that weave your deepest being into the fabric of all creation.
Discover the roots of compassion your deep connectedness with all living beings.
Allow yourself to live-&-work today in a way that affirms these natural wonders."
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| Steve Demeranville, National Geographic http://photography.nationalgeographic.com |
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