What will it take for us to heal as a society and face up to the challenge of climate change? Four foundational concepts came to mind: spirit, nature, heritage and community. Human Spirit because we're deeply wounded and we are wounding each other and the planet as a result; we need a combined sense of humbleness and can-do spirit to rise to the occasion. Mother Nature because there are vital restorative forces there that can guide us. Heritage Values because we should gain wisdom from those who have come before us. And Beloved Community because we must enact hopeful solutions in teamwork with others. If we all act bravely together in grassroots fashion, our cumulative actions ripple across civil society creating the prospect for a sea change which can renew the world. The author thought what better way to explore these four healing tenets than to walk four directions in their honor. By doing so he hoped to make these cornerstones more concrete while actualizing and assembling them into the wholeness we need to successfully combat the climate crisis. This book is dedicated to upholding the web of life all around us, to building a mass movement for a livable climate and to raising up the regenerative power of walking. Walking tributes abound and walking heroes are featured throughout. Two of the author's walking heroes are his own dogs, who get him started and help him complete the journey. In exploring his own and broader human frailty as well as redemption, Robb is insightful and self deprecating. His heartwarming endeavor for integrity shines light on sources of solution that are age-old, interpersonal and original.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	328
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Sunstone Press
Fecha de Publicación	2023-01-11
Dimensiones	9.0" x 6.0" x 0.69" pulgadas
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No
Temas	Ecología

Hirsch, Robb Young

Robb Young Hirsch is the founder and executive director of the Climate Change Leadership Institute based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and his professional focus has been on renewable energy and regenerative agriculture. He is a graduate of Harvard University and a Fulbright Scholar with a masters degree in geography and sustainability. He worked at the US State Department's Oceans, Environment and Science Bureau and National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration before completing a 6,000 mile bike ride around the nation calling for climate leadership.