What is Green Spirituality?
Edited by Marian Van Eyk McCain

Contributors: Joan Angus, Niamh Brennan, Brendan Caulfield-James, Michael Colebrook, Janice Dolley, Victoria Field, Claudia Van Gerven, Malcolm Hollick, Mary Kelson, Emily Kimball, Alison Leonard and Susan Meeker-Lowry.

This is the introductory volume in an inspiring series of books about green spirituality. The book describes and illustrates, through the well-blended voices of thirteen writers, the basic concepts and expressions of this rapidly growing kind of spiritual attitude in today’s world – what it is, where it comes from, who practises it and how and why.

Green spirituality is based on a love of the Earth, the intrinsic value of all life forms, and a deep respect for the integrity of ecosystems and for the importance of biodiversity. It includes a belief in the total interconnectedness of the cosmos and offers a sense of identity rooted in being part of – and interdependent with – ‘all that is’. It regards Nature as a great teacher and as a revelation of the divine and holds ideals of peace, social justice, ecological justice, low-impact living and sustainability.

Table of Contents / About the Contributors / Introduction / Paperback & Hardcover Design Sample / Chapter Extract: What on Earth is GreenSpirit? / eBook Design Sample / Review by George Polley

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