Guest blog by Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee ‘This is our third week of lockdown, or “shelter in place.” We are only allowed out to visit the grocery store or for exercise. I am fortunate to live in a small coastal town in Northern California, so my morning exercise was in a rain-soaked…

Engaging with the COVID-19 pandemic from a place of care for others. Guest blog by Bruna Kadletz, Associate Fellow of St Ethelburga’s and Director and co-founder of Círculos de Hospitalidade (Circles of Hospitality) an initiative working with refugees in Brazil. On my way to the airport, my breath deepened in…

During our last Deep Adaptation retreat, poet and artist, Sukina Douglas led a creative writing workshop. Sukina invited the participants to use creative writing as an instrument to imagine our descendants and the voice of the Earth. The first piece is by Lauren Minis and is written as a letter…

Guest blog by Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee Ph.D., author of ‘Spiritual Ecology, the Cry of the Earth’. The bush fires raging across Australia have given climate crisis a new word: omnicide. Rather than just ecocide, our deliberate destruction of the natural environment, omnicide, images a crime “we have previously been unable to…