“Deep ecology looks at the spiritual disease that underlies the environmental crisis: the illusion of separation between humans and the rest of the natural world… In order to nourish our ecological identity, Naess called for the development of community therapies “which heal our relations with the widest community, that of all living beings.”

“once we realize that the nature within and the nature without are continuous, then we too may share …”

— John Seed, Thinking Like a Mountain: Towards a Council of All Beings (Seed, Macy, Fleming & Naess, 1988)

“The fundamental insight of deep ecology is that underlying all of the symptoms of environmental …”

— John Seed, Thinking Like a Mountain: Towards a Council of All Beings (Seed, Macy, Fleming & Naess, 1988)