From Soil to Soul: Remembering How to Co-Create With the Living Earth

Black-and-white close-up of a hand pressed into soil among dried grass

We are Earth in human form.

Soil to Soul is the philosophy at the root of Rooting for Earth: an ecocentric worldview, a practice of embodied listening, and an ongoing question of what it means to belong to a living Earth again. It begins with the body, our first and most immediate instrument for sensing the world, and moves outward into relationship, humility and co-creation.

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Essays

Research & Academic

The Right to Thrive Is Universal

Why should the right to thrive belong only to humans? On intrinsic value, deep ecology and the Rights of Nature.

Embodied Practice

The Body as Our First Earth-Listening Instrument

We are not separate from the Earth. We are Earth. On the body as our most valuable listening channel.

Philosophy & Critical Thinking

Humility, Belonging and Becoming Indigenous to Earth

What might it mean for cultures disconnected from place to become indigenous to Earth again?