Soil & Spirit - Williams, Ian C.
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Monumental challenges threaten the sixth mass extinction on planet Earth. From increasing rates of infertility and chronic disease to soil degradation and climate collapse, reviving civilization requires changemakers to step forward and lead with their own unique genius. In Soil & Spirit, Ian C. Williams presents a simple solution: self-actualization. Solutions at scale begin with individuals organizing themselves. Ian guides the reader through that process via four primary landscapes: internal, social, external, and spiritual. These landscapes chart the path from personal to planetary…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Monumental challenges threaten the sixth mass extinction on planet Earth. From increasing rates of infertility and chronic disease to soil degradation and climate collapse, reviving civilization requires changemakers to step forward and lead with their own unique genius. In Soil & Spirit, Ian C. Williams presents a simple solution: self-actualization. Solutions at scale begin with individuals organizing themselves. Ian guides the reader through that process via four primary landscapes: internal, social, external, and spiritual. These landscapes chart the path from personal to planetary transformation. Soil & Spirit is not only a message but a methodology for designing resilient landscapes, both inside and out. Creating a regenerative future means committing to self-cultivation. Once you learn to navigate the four primary landscapes and awaken to your life's core purpose, you become a catalyst for true cultural transformation.
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Autorenporträt
Ian C. Williams was born in Appalachia and teaches English/Language Arts for a living. His poems have been included in Fourteen Hills, The Minnesota Review, Salamander, Harpur Palate, among other magazines, and his chapbook, House of Bones, was published by the National Federation of State Poetry Societies. He lives in Fairmont, West Virginia, with his family.