Natural Emergence: Gardening An Awakening : Unearthing Our True Nature, As Nature Alison Ensor Paperback / Softback
Natural Emergence: Gardening an AwakeningUnearthing Our True Nature, as Nature
Author(s): Alison Ensor
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Troubador Publishing, United Kingdom
Imprint: Troubador Publishing
ISBN-13: 9781836284789, 978-1836284789
Synopsis
This book is an exploration of the ordinary garden nature most gardeners spend their time at odds with - pests and weeds. By observing her reactions to such species, it came as a shock to Alison Ensor, nature lover and permaculture gardener, that she too was separating from nature when in conflict with it.
Taking an insightful look into why we believe this fallacy of separation, Ensor intertwines her personal story with the human journey from indigenous belonging to modern disconnection. In particular she looks at the ecological role of maligned species we separate ourselves from the most, highlighting the systems intelligence in even the most mundane, like slugs, snails, bindweed and brambles.
Describing how closely observing a.
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Natural Emergence: Gardening an AwakeningUnearthing Our True Nature, as Nature
Author(s): Alison Ensor
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Troubador Publishing, United Kingdom
Imprint: Troubador Publishing
ISBN-13: 9781836284789, 978-1836284789
Synopsis
This book is an exploration of the ordinary garden nature most gardeners spend their time at odds with - pests and weeds. By observing her reactions to such species, it came as a shock to Alison Ensor, nature lover and permaculture gardener, that she too was separating from nature when in conflict with it.
Taking an insightful look into why we believe this fallacy of separation, Ensor intertwines her personal story with the human journey from indigenous belonging to modern disconnection. In particular she looks at the ecological role of maligned species we separate ourselves from the most, highlighting the systems intelligence in even the most mundane, like slugs, snails, bindweed and brambles.
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Natural Emergence: Gardening an AwakeningUnearthing Our True Nature, as Nature
Author(s): Alison Ensor
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Troubador Publishing, United Kingdom
Imprint: Troubador Publishing
ISBN-13: 9781836284789, 978-1836284789
Synopsis
This book is an exploration of the ordinary garden nature most gardeners spend their time at odds with - pests and weeds. By observing her reactions to such species, it came as a shock to Alison Ensor, nature lover and permaculture gardener, that she too was separating from nature when in conflict with it.
Taking an insightful look into why we believe this fallacy of separation, Ensor intertwines her personal story with the human journey from indigenous belonging to modern disconnection. In particular she looks at the ecological role of maligned species we separate ourselves from the most, highlighting the systems intelligence in even the most mundane, like slugs, snails, bindweed and brambles.
Describing how closely observing a.
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Language | english |
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