Transpersonal Ecology

• Transpersonal Ecology


  Philosophy that emphasizes the interconnectedness between humans and their environment on spiritual, psychological, and ecological levels
• Transpersonal Ecology


  • Encourages practices such as mindfulness, ecological stewardship, and recognizing the inherent value of all living beings
  • Fosters a deeper connection with nature and promotes a more holistic and sustainable relationship with the Earth
  • Profound connection between humans and nature
• Transpersonal Psychology


  The branch of psychology that aims to understand how the connections between self and our higher conscience can lead to self-development and growth
• Ecological Philosophy


  A Philosophy that focuses on the application of ecology (the natural science concerned with humans and their connection with the physical environment), and its moral issues
• Transpersonal Ecology


  Defined by Warwick Fox, is the combination of ideas from the concepts "Transpersonal Psychology", and "Ecological Philosophy"
• Transpersonal Ecology emphasizes the spiritual and psychological aspects of the relationship between people and the environment

  
• Transpersonal Ecology recognizes that human psychology and spirituality have an influence on environmental attitudes and behaviors
• Transpersonal Ecology involves a profound sense of interconnectedness and interdependence
• Environmental philosophy examines our relation, as human beings, to nature or our natural environment

  
• Environmental philosophy addresses questions about what we owe to other human beings, including future generations, when it comes to the environment
• Environmental philosophy includes in its scope all the core discourses of philosophy: metaphysics, epistemology, aesthetics, and ethics
• Environmental inquiry also overlaps with other disciplines, such as environmental psychology and environmental politics, and is furthermore cross-cultural