Spiritual Ecology

This inspiring meditation on the intersection of science, nature, and spirit shows readers how to deepen their connection to the natural world. In Rooted, cutting-edge science supports a truth that poets, artists, mystics, and earth-based cultures across the world have proclaimed over millennia...

Drawing from decades of Sufi teaching, a deep relationship with nature, and the transformative power of story, Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee guides us beyond today’s ecological and cultural crises to the heart of the matter: our collective forgetfulness and the severing of our primordial bond with Earth. Following the entwined threads of grief and love, he explains how this moment of crisis holds within it the seeds of transformation and regrowth.

Saptashrungi Devi – She Who Dwells Among the Seven Peaks: A Journey to the Half Shaktipeeth of Maharashtra and the Living Flame of Shakti is a richly layered spiritual and mythological exploration of one of India’s most revered and enigmatic goddess sites. Rooted in ancient tradition yet deeply relevant to the seeker of today, this book is both an evocative pilgrimage narrative and a meditation on the enduring presence of the Divine Feminine in the landscape of faith, culture, and personal transformation. At the heart of the book is Saptashrungi Devi, the goddess who resides amidst ...

The Wounded Earth and the Dreaming Soul is a spiral codex of reckoning and renewal—a sacred offering to the planet and all who call it home. Blending poetic invocation, ecological insight, and spiritual reflection, Rachel Love invites readers into a journey of remembrance, grief, and transformation. This book is not a manual—it is a mirror. A ritual. A call to return. Through lyrical chapters, meditative prompts, and mythic storytelling, readers are guided to awaken their agency, deepen their connection to the living Earth, and participate in the healing of our shared world. Each page ...

The Living World: Reclaiming Animism in the Contemporary Age is a call to remember what our ancestors knew—that the Earth is alive, aware, and in constant conversation with us. Blending scholarship, indigenous wisdom, and practical guidance, this book offers both a philosophical framework and hands-on practices for living in deeper reciprocity with the more-than-human world. From plant intelligence to sacred reciprocity, from community rituals to ecological restoration, it charts a path toward a cultural transformation rooted in respect, relationship, and reverence for all life.

Secrets of Sacred Ecology: How to Create Peaceful, Magical, and Transformative Spaces in Nature is a practical and inspiring guide to transforming any landscape—large or small—into a sanctuary of peace, healing, and ecological vitality. Drawing on decades of experience, Chuck Pettis shares simple yet profound spiritual practices to: • Harness the power of meditation • Create and amplify sacred spaces • Dowse ley lines and ley line power centers • Communicate with spiritual beings • Use ceremonies, prayer flags, and the energy of space to uplift consciousness and cultivate good...

Buddhafield is a unique phenomena in the history of Western Buddhism: a joyous, hard-working, idealistic, experimental, Dharma-practicing community of men, women and children who take delight in Dharma practice out-of-doors, in the woods and fields of England. Drawing inspiration from the classic Buddhist Mahayana text the Vimalakirti Nirdesa, Buddhafield aspires to be first and foremost a "field of living beings" - but also, of "high resolve, virtuous application, generosity, tolerance, meditation, wisdom," and much more. Buddhafielders are equally at home on a month-long silent meditation...

Biroba the Shepherd Guardian: Nomadic Legends, Sacred Rituals, and the Pastoral Heritage of Maharashtra is an evocative exploration of the spiritual and cultural topography of the Deccan Plateau, a region where the ancient nomadic rhythms of the Dhangar community continue to echo against the basalt ridges. This work serves as a comprehensive gateway into a world defined by the sacred relationship between a people, their livestock, and their guardian deity. Moving beyond the limitations of a standard historical record, the narrative weaves together the whispered legends of sacred groves with...

What if the ancient wisdom of the American continent was never lost, but silently waiting for those with eyes to see it? Long before 19th-century pioneers pushed across the frontier, Indigenous nations possessed a deep, sacred cosmology rooted in the land, the stars, and the guidance of the Great Spirit. When Joseph Smith published the Book of Mormon in 1830, standard Western theology viewed Indigenous peoples through a lens of conquest and assimilation. Early Restoration theology, however, made a claim so radical it verged on political high treason: the continent's Native inhabitants were ...

FAIRACRES PUBLICATIONS 190 None of us need reminding that terrible situations exist and horrific events happen in the world around us. We need only to open our newspapers or turn on our televisions to hear of war and violence, or situations of injustice and oppression, or acts of crime or terrorism. When we are confronted by such things, the word ‘evil’ comes readily to our lips. We sense that events and situations of this kind are not just unfortunate and regrettable: they have a different character which we can only describe as evil. Such evil deeds and situations have been a part of ...

In the rural heartlands of Tamil Nadu, where the tilled fields meet the untamed forest, stands a protector born of the earth itself. Ayyanar The Village Guardian: Exploring Kaval Deivam History and the Traditional Folk Legends of Tamil Nadu is an evocative exploration into the world of the Kaval Deivam—the sentinel deities who have served as the moral and spiritual backbone of South Indian village life for millennia. This volume serves as a comprehensive bridge between ancient folk traditions and the modern reader, offering a rare glimpse into a culture where the boundary between the ...

Narmada’s Eternal Flow: The Divine River That Nurtures Life and Transcends Time is a deeply reflective and insightful exploration of one of India’s holiest and most revered rivers. Flowing through the heart of the subcontinent, the Narmada River is more than a body of water—it is a sacred entity, a goddess who nurtures both the land and the spirit. This book offers readers an immersive journey into the river’s timeless significance, covering its spiritual, ecological, and cultural dimensions. The river, celebrated in Hindu mythology, is said to be the embodiment of purity and divine...

What does the Bible say about ecology? As people face huge ecological challenges--including growing hurricanes, floods, forest fires, and plastic pollution--the groundbreaking Eco Bible dives into this question. Drawing on 3,500 years of religious ethics, it shows how the Bible itself and its great scholars embrace care for God's creation as a fundamental and living message. Eco Bible has been a #1 bestseller on multiple Amazon Kindle categories. Eco Bible both informs the reader and inspires spiritual commitment and action to protect all of God's creation. This 'earth Bible' is a great ...

FAIRACRES PUBLICATIONS 180 Through the processions traditionally associated with Holy Week and Easter, Sister Benedicta explores the power, the theology and the spirituality of procession and pilgrimage. She investigates how the simple human act of walking, whether alone or in company, reveals the truth that Christ is available to all. Processions are a tangible expression of our progress with Jesus towards the Father, of savouring the journey and our time with him and with our fellow travellers.

La Ruota di Medicina degli indiani d'America è la Ruota della Natura e racchiude in sé l'intera cultura e le tradizioni dei nativi americani: è la simbolica testimonianza della loro spiritualità, del rapporto vivo e vero che essi intrattengono da sempre con la natura. La Ruota di medicina ci fa scoprire che la natura non è un oggetto al nostro servizio, ma un sistema complesso e vivente che continuamente si trasforma, i cui equilibri dipendono anche da noi e dal nostro comportamento quotidiano nei suoi confronti.

Have the negative energies surrounding you lately been leaving you feeling drained and unbalanced? Does the relentless rush of everyday life make you feel overwhelmed and disconnected? In a fast-paced world—filled with stress and uncertainty—it's easy to lose touch with our inner selves. And what better way to bring more positivity, love, and abundance into our lives than through the crystals that embody them? If you've been looking for a beginner's guide to tap into the healing and spiritual energies of gemstones, look no further—you've found the perfect book! There is a reason that ...

Reroots Mary Magdalene and Jesus in the lush ecology and complex spiritual culture of Second Temple Period Judea and Galilee under Roman rule Rewilds the Gospels with the forgotten voices of defiant and oppressed women, the nature-based storytelling of oral communities, and the embodied...

Connecting with nature and nature beings to help heal us and the Earth Provides experiential practices to communicate with nature and access the creative power of the Earth Shares transformative wisdom teachings from conversations with nature beings, such as Snowy Owl, Snake, Blackberry...

John Muir Explained: Wilderness Philosophy, Environmental Ethics, and the Spiritual Foundations of American Conservation explores the life, ideas, and lasting influence of one of the most important figures in environmental thought. More than a naturalist or preservationist, John Muir was a philosopher of the wild whose vision reshaped how Americans understood nature, morality, and humanity’s place within the living world. This book offers a deep and accessible examination of Muir’s ideas, tracing how his experiences, spirituality, and observations formed a coherent philosophy that ...

Varuna: Keeper of the Cosmic Waters and Celestial Order delves into the profound and timeless mythos of Varuna, the ancient Vedic deity revered as the guardian of water, cosmic law, and moral order. This exploration invites readers into the depths of Varuna’s dominion over the oceans, rivers, and celestial realms, illuminating his crucial role in the balance of the universe. From the sacred Vedic hymns to modern spiritual interpretations, this book offers a rich narrative of Varuna’s symbolism and divine influence. It traces his origins and evolution across sacred texts, from the Rig ...