THE MEDICINE WALK: An Exploration of Ecopsychology and Rites of Passage
By John Davis, Ph.D. Naropa University School of Lost Borders It’s quite possible to leave your home for a walk in the early morning air
Category: Ecopsychology
Remembering and Reclaiming our Indigenous Soul
Remembering and Reclaiming our Indigenous Soul By Nancy Jane There was a great lost world to be rediscovered and rebuilt, not in the Kalahari, but
Humanity’s Rite Of Passage: A World Tended By Adults
Written by Carolyn Baker, 13 October, 2009 Countercurrents.org For one who has perception, A mere sign is enough. For one who does not heed, A
Psychological Benefits of Nature Experiences: An Outline of Research and Theory – With Special Reference to Transpersonal Psychology
Written by John Davis, Ph.D. Naropa University and School of Lost Borders July 2004 A strong body of psychological research, supported by widespread anecdotal evidence,
Is the Modern Psyche Undergoing a Rite of Passage?
By Richard Tarnas [A] mood of universal destruction and renewal…has set its mark on our age. This mood makes itself felt everywhere, politically, socially, and
