Eco-spirituality and theology

“Eco-spirituality and theology” over at Sermons from the Mound discusses, in part, and links to Hermetic Library fellow Sam Webster’s essay “How Close the Gods?”

“Baruch Spinoza and Giordano Bruno both viewed the universe as divine. Their ideas were broadly pantheistic. The implications of the idea that the universe itself is divine are explored by Sam Webster, who prefers immediacy to immanence. The universe is a theophany, the manifestation of the Divine. The implication here is that everything is sacred, and we should take care of the Earth and other beings; we certainly don’t have dominion over them.” [via]

Consider also:

  1. “Sounds utopian, maybe. But the important word here is probably not the one you are thinking of. It’s trying.”
  2. Pictogram détournement
  3. Silent as the Trees
  4. “Good is that which brings us nearer to Release”
  5. “the Rosicrucians were telepathically beaming pictures at him”