John Seed

John Seed, a longtime activist and co-author of "Thinking Like a Mountain," joins Skye Cielita Flor, a teacher and herbalist, to explore the transformative power of grief. They discuss how facing grief can deepen our connection to nature and propel environmental activism. Rituals, like the 'Council of All Beings,' help people reclaim their ecological identity. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community in healing and processing emotions, offering practices that nurture empathy and gratitude in our relationship with the more-than-human world.

Join John Seed, a long-time Earth activist and pioneer of Experiential Deep Ecology, alongside Skye Cielita Flor, a passionate folk herbalist and plant medicine ritualist, as they discuss the importance of reconnecting with nature. They explore the philosophy of deep ecology, nurturing emotional connections with the Earth, and the challenges of parenting in today's world. The duo delves into the impact of economic systems on ecological advocacy and the transformative power of rituals and community in fostering deeper connections with the natural world.

Renowned environmental activist John Seed and deep ecology practitioner Skye Mandozay discuss deep ecology, reconnection with nature, rituals like Council of All Beings, embracing grief for the world, nature's rights court case victory, poetry on interconnectedness, and resistance against institutions like the World Bank in this thought-provoking podcast conversation.