It’s been a rough few years, emotionally, spiritually, and even physically. I’m sure a lot of you can relate.
Tag Archives: collapse
Hope Beyond Hope: in memoriam Michael Dowd
Michael Dowd invited us, at the end of the world, to love the world.
I’m thinking about the Roman Empire, too.
What appeals to men about the Roman Empire? Patriarchy, militarism, colonialism, authoritarianism–in a word, hierarchy.
What Are You Doing With Your Collapse Awareness?
I posted this question on Facebook recently and got back some great answers. Here’s a few …
The Most Dangerous Story Ever Told: Environmental Collapse, Progress, and Human Destiny
As time goes on, more and more of my daily news feed consists of reports of ecological collapse: fires, hurricanes, floods, droughts. It’s increasingly easy to believe the earth is telling us to leave.
Growing is Asking Different Questions
Maybe being a part of religious community means, not necessarily having the same answers, but having the same questions.
We won’t be the first civilization to collapse — but we may well be the last
“Our civilization’s collapse will be unique in size, magnified by the destructive force of our fossil fuel-driven industrial society. But it will replicate the familiar patterns of collapse that toppled civilizations of the past.”
Collapse and the Stages of Grief
For many people, finding out about the inevitable collapse of civilization is like getting diagnosed with a terminal illness.
Collapse 101, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Kali Yuga
I’m sorry to say that I have some bad news for you: Civilization is collapsing.
5 Reasons Not to Predict the End of the World
So you want to talk about the end of the world without sounding like a crank? Rule #1 should be: Don’t predict when it will happen.
Another End of the World is Possible 