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• A corollary of this concept is the possibility that each land projects a particular religious spirit.txt
• All that either of them can do is to show his pupil, give him principles to guide him, and then bid .txt
• All the gettings of occultism must be dedicated to God's service; otherwise there is no justificatio.txt
• American occultism will never come into its own until it ceases to import its systems from Europe an.txt
• An intellectual concept of the gospel of identity is not suffi­ cient. In fact, intellectualism is t.txt
• And we must be careful to see that the old cultural centers of home and community were made vulnerab.txt
• Appalachian trail book.txt
• As Edward Abbey knows and has been telling us, our country is not being destroyed by bad politics; i (2).txt
• As local community decays along with local economy.txt
• At first glance, writing may seem not nearly so much an art of the body as, say, dancing or gardenin.txt
• Blake gives the just proportion or control in another proverb No bird soars too high, if he soars wi.txt
• But I am beginning to see what is needed, and everywhere the need is for diversity. This is the need.txt
• But as scale increases1_ diversity le- dines l as diversity declines ,so d~es he~lth; .as h,ealth-de.txt
• But our waste problem is not the fault only of producers. It is the fault of an economy that is wast.txt
• By observing the behavior and growth of other organic forms of life, they could see that a benign pe.txt
• Education itself is a barrier to a permanent revival of tribal religions. Young people on reservatio (2).txt
• Education itself is a barrier to a permanent revival of tribal religions. Young people on reservatio.txt
• Estimate the expenses of your trip, and take more money than your estimate. Carry also an abundance .txt
• Following the instructions in a recipe is like parroting pre-formed sentences from a phrasebook. For.txt
• Forest and sea page 4.txt
• From this point advance may be made to the study of philosophy and metaphysics, and a good introduct.txt
• God's pleasure in all things must be respected by us in our use of things, and even in our displeasu.txt
• Human personality has been forced into these predetermined categories without regard to the reality .txt
• I hope that my country may be delivered from the remote, cold abstractions of university science. (W.txt
• I know ofno good reason why these containers and all other forms of manufactured waste''-solid, liqu (2).txt
• I know ofno good reason why these containers and all other forms of manufactured waste''-solid, liqu.txt
• I used to think of Blake's sentence as a justification of youthful excess. By now I know that it des.txt
• Ian Barbour said that Darwin’s theory of evolution burst the bounds of the rigid classifications tha.txt
• In a conversation, you always expect a reply. And you honor the other party to the conversation, if .txt
• In fact, we cannot explain hardly anything about how civilization began. We simply find a very compl.txt
• In the Indian world, experience is not limited by mental considerations and assumptions regarding th.txt
• It does no good for historians, folklorists, and anthropologists to collect the songs and the storie.txt
• It follows that as a preliminary to all mental processes we must acquire such control of the emotion.txt
• It is probably in the nature of this continent that divisiveness is one of its greatest characteris­.txt
• It is with respect to the attitude displayed toward strangers that a com­ munity's psychic identity .txt
• It may be argued that our whole society is more devoted to pleasure than any whole society ever was .txt
• Marshall McLuhan, we discover neither a planet Earth of the spaceship model nor an instantaneous uni.txt
• No matter how well educated an Indian may become, he or she always suspects that Western culture is .txt
• Once the various Christian doctrines are taken from their original rime dimension and used to torm a.txt
• Our daily life in the front country, back in “civilization,” is filled with conveniences that, while.txt
• Our expectations in life are that events will occur in a cause-and-effect universe in which it is re.txt
• Polytheism therefore may be best defined as a veneration for causal agencies. Obedience to the will .txt
• Polytheism therefore may be best defined as a veneration for causal agencies. Obedience to the will.txt
• Religious freedom has existed as a matter of course in America only when religion has been conceived.txt
• Sacred places are the foundation of all other beliefs and practices because they represent the prese.txt
• Social scientists simply proj ect common beliefs of Westerners onto the relics of non-Western people.txt
• Some say that the earth talks to them. They get their ceremony from that. Some say the wind has life.txt
• Such work requires not only correct principles, skill, and industry, but a knowledge of local partic.txt
• Superstition is the tribute paid by ignorance to knowledge of which it .recognises the value but doe.txt
• TODAY is the hope of the world. Here and now we are welding that great chain of tomorrows which exte.txt
• The different planes of existence came into manifestation during different phases of the cycle of . .txt
• The different planes of existence came into manifestation during different phases of the cycle of . .txt_
• The direction of the energies of life must be removed from the domain of the desires to that of the .txt
• The economies of our communities and households are wrong. The answers to the human problems of ecol (2).txt
• The economies of our communities and households are wrong. The answers to the human problems of ecol.txt
• The food industrialists have by now persuaded millions of consumers to prefer food that is already p.txt
• The hope of camping out that comes over one in early spring, the laying of plans and arranging of de.txt
• The imminent and expected destruction of the life cycle of world ecology can be prevented by a radi­.txt
• The importance of evolution in our daily lives cannot be underestimated. The concept of the survival.txt
• The invisible rainbow.txt
• The lands wait for those who can discern their rhythms. The peculiar genius of each continent-each r.txt
• The moon may be taken to represent the personality, waxing and waning through innumerable incamatory.txt
• The present state of affairs cannot conceivably be justified. It cannot be justified at least religi.txt
• The problem of relat­ ing to a place's spirit or alternatively bringing a spiritual reality to a par.txt
• The purpose of education with us, like the purpose of society with us, has been, and is, to get away.txt
• The secret of a strong will, therefore, is to concentrate it upon a single object; this can only be .txt
• There are also no national, state, or county problems, and no national, state, or county solutions. .txt
• There is also the Territory of historical self-right~ousness if we had lived south of the Ohio in 18.txt
• There is, then, a politics of food that, like any politics, involves our freedom. We still (sometime.txt
• Today the land is dotted with towns, cities, suburbs, and the like. Yet very few of these political .txt
• We are fundamentally a materialistic people and few are the Occidentals who are not in some measure .txt
• We have been told that primitive peoples discovered the smelting process while baking bread. They ha.txt
• We have bought unconditionally the economists' line that competition and innovation would solve all .txt
• We never experience things in complete isolation, which would be expected if absolute space and time.txt
• We should thus see feeling and reason in polarity, and the kinetic will as resulting from their unio.txt
• What happened in the 1960s and 1 970s is that, in all probability, the logic of Western culture and .txt
• When Jesus failed to return within the lifetime of those who had been his closest associates, the re.txt
• Where is our comfort but in the free, uninvolved, finally mysterious beauty and grace of this world .txt
• You cannot lose your land and remain free; if you keep your land, you cannot be enslaved. (Wendell B.txt
• You never know what is enough unless you know what 0is more than enough. (Wendell Berry – What Are P.txt
• a field guide to getting lost.txt
• ancient-civ.txt
• creature is not a creator, and cannot be. There is only one Creation, and we are its members. To be .txt
• dictating to the world the conditions by which the world must exist. (Vine Deloria Jr., Leslie Marmo.txt
• estuary time.txt
• geography of time.txt
• how i found freedom in an unfree world.txt
• however great a teacher's wisdom may be, it is better that the pupil should learn to think for himse.txt
• intellectual concept of the gospel of identity is not suffi­ cient. In fact, intellectualism is the .txt
• mans-search-for-meaning.txt
• maslow the further reaches of human nature.txt
• my handwritten pages have a homemade, handmade look to them that both pleases me in itself and sugge.txt
• notion that there must be one single way, truth, and light for everyone is among the most destructiv.txt
• one-acre-homestead.txt
• or if we recognize the logical conclusions of the thinking of both Buckminster Fuller and (Vine Delo.txt
• order to make the home a Temple of Initiation for the soul, its duties must be dominated by two idea.txt
• order to make the home a Temple of Initiation for the soul, its duties must be dominated by two idea.txt_
• prometheus-rising.txt
• rocker-rudolf-anarcho-syndicalism.txt
• seek beyond the skyline, where the strange roads go down. (Dion Fortune – The Training and Work of a.txt
• solnit-rebecca-wanderlust.txt
• stand the nature of religion as it occurs in specific places. There is a reason why shrines exist ov.txt
• the possibility of change depends on the existence of people who have the power to change. P 168 (We.txt
• the-diamond-age.txt
• the-geography-of-time.txt
• the-information-diet.txt
• the-joyous-cosmology-adventures-in-the-chemistry-of-consciousness.txt
• the-pleasures-of-walking.txt
• the-secret-of-selling-anything-(harry-browne).txt
• the-source-for-ancient-flood-stories.txt
• these religions appear to be simply control measures for manipulating large populations and not a re.txt
• waitzkin-josh-the-art-of-learning.txt
• we are going to have to deal with a law that reads about like this as the quality of use increases, .txt
• we cannot control history and that what appears inevitable is only a projection of our wishes, not a.txt
• we think it ordinary to spend twelve or sixteen or twenty years of a person's life and many thousand.txt
• world history as presently conceived in the Christian nations is the story of the West's conquest of.txt
• would like my country to be seen and known with an attentiveness that is schooled and skilled. I wou.txt
• you-are-not-a-gadget.txt
• your-money-or-your-life.txt
• zen-and-the-art-of-motorcycle-maintanence.txt