Ramon Gabrieloff-Parish is an assistant professor at Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado, and a leading voice in environmental justice, sustainability issues, contemporary rites of passage, and bringing the sacred into everyday living. In this episode, we explore and dialogue on the issues of sacred ecology, our paradoxical separation from nature, urban living, human divergence and convergence, de-colonized perspectives, industrialization, pandemic wisdom, complex historical legacies, the function of our religious traditions and ongoing revelation, reclamation of our relationship to nature, wilderness detox, contemporary rites of passage movements, being human and educating character for the health of the planet.
Links:
Charis Foundation for New Monasticism and Interspirituality
Golden Turtle Sound

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