Mind and Environment: Perspectives Literal, Wide, and Deep

Adrift off Alaska: "It's not an issue of power but of steering..."

Interview on Psyche and Place: Radio CFRU (93.3 FM), Guelph, Ontario

Presentation at the "When History Wakes" Conference

Where Did California's "Spanish" Architecture Come From?

First Contact: The Sound of the World in Our Symptoms

From Baltimore to Babylon: Driving the Southwest Passage

"Coastal California and Beyond": My California photos at Webshots

The Return of Ulysses: from my oral examination at Pacifica

Introducing La Llorona, the Weeping Woman

La Llorona in the Mission District: The Mural Art of Juana Alicia

2005 Millennium Ecosystem Assessment: 60% of Earth's ecosystems impacted

If we become extinct because of factors beyond our control, then we can at least die with pride in ourselves, but to create a mess in which we perish by our own inaction makes nonsense of our claims to consciousness and morality.

-- Bill Mollison, permaculture designer

Maslow's Descent

C. G. Jung Glossary

Sigmund Freud Glossary

Karen Horney Glossary

Alfred Adler Quotations

James Hillman Quotations

Family Systems Terms

4 Pillars of Evil: A Depth Model

The Demagogy Checklist

"War and Peace" Presentation

Celtic, Greek, and Roman Deities

Norse and Germanic Deities

The Nature of Myth

Flight of the Phoenix

What do I believe in? I believe in sun.
In rock. In the dogma of the sun and
the doctrine of the rock. -- Edward Abbey

The views of nature held by any people determine all their institutions. -- Ralph Waldo Emerson

There is a language beyond human language, an elemental language, one that rises from the land itself. -- Linda Hogan

Most evil--or destructiveness, which is almost the same thing--emerges from shared ideology and practice that tend to be unquestioned. -- Robert J. Lifton

We flee the evils that centralized power always generates. Our God does not reside in the inner sanctums of cathedrals, but walks with us, hoeing in the fields. -- Gene Logsdon

Like the fundamentalist's frantic attempts to maintain an order that is no longer viable, the racist's obsessive insistence on purity of blood and the misogynist's worried effort to preserve sexual difference can be read as a nearly hysterical desire to separate simultaneously his own existence from and assert his power over nature. -- Susan Griffin

The ecological crisis, in short, is about what it means to be human. And if natural diversity is the wellspring of human intelligence, then the systematic destruction of nature inherent in contemporary technology and economics is a war against the very sources of mind. -- David Orr

Terrapsychological Principle Number One:

Nature Turns Toward Us the Face that We Turn Toward It.