Earth and Spirituality

Earth and spirituality For many, spirituality and ecology may be independent disciplines Spirituality is the field of clergy and ecology, the field of scientists. But in this age we are living in an era of ecological and spiritual crisis and losing seeds at an unprecedented speed In this era, the masses desperately want some spiritual I am seeking directions. The only way to restore honesty is rediscovering the important link between the two crises: spirituality of creation centers.

"So, there is a paradise that goes beyond the earth, once the daughter, son, brother, sister, mother, father, wife, husband, fiance, returning and constantly infinite small atomic light shines on the spiritual sanctuary, Advancing at the speed of light It is as complex and more complicated as Hawking Big Bang, anyone can certainly do.

Spiritual eco feminism is another area of ​​eco feminism and is popular among eco feminist writers such as Starhawk, Riane Eisler, Carol J. Adams. Star Hawk calls this the earth-based spirituality that recognizes that the earth is alive, that we are connected, and that it is a community. Spiritual eco feminism has nothing to do with a particular religion, but concentrates on values ​​of care, consideration, and nonviolence. Usually, eco feminists refer to older traditions such as Gaia's worship, the natural goddess, and spirituality (also known as Mother Earth).

Many traditional traditions such as Greek god Gaia and Inca goddess Paca mama respect women's spiritual incarnation, but most literature we heard about mother nature has no spiritual background . This word has been separated from the accompanying tradition and belief system, so ideologies that actually do not respect women and do not weight nature attract very meaningful terms. For decades, feminists and eco feminist thinkers have discussed the causes and adverse effects of natural feminization. As Sherry Ortner mentioned in his 1974 article "Women resemble men, nature is culture", when a woman is considered to be "close" naturally, it is natural everywhere It makes it easy to subordinate. Depreciation and subordination

The resurgence of feminist activity in the latter half of the 1960s was accompanied by emerging literature focusing on the Earth, spirituality and environmental protection. As a result, there will be an atmosphere to resume research and discussion on feminism centrality as a dismissal of determinism like Adrienne Rich and Marilyn French, and for socialist feminism like Evelyn Reid. The Episcopal system occupies the attribute of capitalism. Feminist psychologists like Jean Baker Miller tried feminist analysis of the previous psychological theory and proved that "women have no problem, but contemporary culture sees them."