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The Breath of Nature: Fundamentals of Deep Ecology to change our view of the world

The Breath of Nature: Fundamentals of Deep Ecology to change our view of the world

Nahani, Wild

Paperback

PhilosophyGeneral NatureNature Writing

ISBN13: 9798180682918
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 8 2026
Pages: 74
Weight: 0.22
Height: 0.19 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Listen to the Earth's heartbeat. Rediscover your place in the fabric of life. We live in a distracted world, caught up in a race against time that distances us further from our true origins with every passing day. We have learnt to view nature from the outside, seeing it merely as a resource to be exploited or a backdrop to be photographed. All too often, we behave like the frog in an ancient Chinese proverb: from the bottom of our well, we look up and believe that small patch of rock is the whole sky. But what happens if we decide to step outside? What happens if we take a step back and really start to listen? In this short and precious book, the naturalist writer Wild Nahani guides you on a journey of discovery into Deep Ecology, an ancient and revolutionary philosophy that challenges the idea of humanity as the planet's absolute ruler. Through the enlightened words of great thinkers such as Arne Naess, Fritjof Capra and John Muir, and the millennia-old wisdom of indigenous peoples, you will be guided towards a new spiritual, psychological and scientific awareness. The Breath of Nature is not a sterile academic treatise, but a poetic and heartfelt invitation to redefine our role in the wild world. From the basics to the powerful Earth Manifesto, every page will help you cultivate humility and rediscover the beauty of global interconnectedness, reminding us that history and great change always spring from active and determined minorities.

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