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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2021 · 22 MIN

29 How to Fall in Love with Earth

from Alight · host Chara Armon

Send us Fan MailAs I enjoy the late summer and early fall abundance of fruit in my garden, I’m reflecting that those of us who are not directly experiencing crisis right now need to hold a space of peace, love, and gratitude to uphold all who are experiencing crisis. Like most of us, I've had my share of crisis and tumult, but currently there is peace in my life.As challenging weather and other national and global emergencies occur, it’s important to not stay endlessly in a space of upset.  The biochemistry of anxiety and fear is toxic for our bodies over the long-term, and also inhibits our creative responses to what the world needs.When the world is tumultuous, there is a tremendous need for gratitude and peace. Gratitude and peace and being in love with the Earth nurture us and create the kind of energetic environment that fosters creativity, healing, and regeneration, both within us and in our actions.I believe you owe it to those who are in crisis to maintain as much peace as you can.We can pause and remember that it’s possible to be in love with Earth and feel vast appreciation for being here. I recommend two ways to fall in love or be in love with Earth:Notice that you are surrounded by beings you can appreciateNotice that you are surrounded by beings who need our protection. (Hear about the assistance I recently provided to a baby bunny.)Whether you are experiencing ease and peace in your life right now, or tumult, you can take comfort and delight in being in love with Earth. No matter where you live you can probably see the sky, feel the breezes, and touch the ground. What if this is heaven or some kind of paradise and we forgot that was the case?For more updates from The School for Humans and Earth, follow us on Instagram @schoolhumansearth Find a new free offering, 5 Steps to Shift from Eco-Anxiety to Eco-Inspiration, at our website.Kindly leave us a review so more people can discover the show, and SUBSCRIBE to receive quick access to new episodes.Follow The Alight Institute on Instagram at @alight.institute https://www.instagram.com/alight.institute/ We're happy to hear your thoughts at  [email protected] 

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D'ENT Studio Alight Songs from the in-between Tree Speech Dori Robinson, Jonathan Zautner, Alight Theater Guild Tree Speech is a captivating podcast exploring the deep-rooted connections between humans and trees. Through immersive storytelling, expert interviews, and historical insights, we uncover the ways trees shape our world—environmentally, culturally, and spiritually. Each episode delves into nature’s wisdom, folklore, and the vital role forests play in our lives, inspiring listeners to see trees as more than just part of the landscape.Join us as we journey through the intertwined stories of people and nature, fostering a deeper appreciation for the trees that sustain us. 🌿 St. Ed's MW Podcast St. Ed's Mansfield Woodhouse Tune in if you missed this week's Sermon or if you are just checking us out. We record the sermons from our informal service, "Alight". Aristopia: A Romance-History of the New World by Castello Newton Holford (1844 - 1905) LibriVox Aristopia (published 1895) is truly an alternative history. It is an imagination of how the continent of North America might have developed if one man with the vision, altruism and determination to build a state for the benefit of all its people had been in the happy position of having wealth enough to make his dream a reality.It is an interesting book which deserves its place in literary history largely for being the first novel-length example of its genre. It is written, not as a novel, but as unvarnished history. Only a few passages seem really to catch alight with the idealistic passion of the country's founder, Ralph Morton. Those that do, however, are powerful.Borrowing heavily from actual documents of the period such as Captain John Smith's Journal, and also from More's Utopia, Newton appears to use his book to show how the vast natural resources of the new continent could, with the vision and wealth of a man like Morton, have improved the lives

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