This group explores environmental stewardship, the Gaia hypothesis, and the sacred bond between humanity and Earth. We discuss real-world practices such as regenerative agriculture, ecosystem restoration, sustainable living, as well as spiritual and energetic approaches to healing the land. Whether you’re planting trees, meditating with mountains, or studying Earth’s subtle systems, this is a place to share knowledge, reverence, and action. Earth is not a resource. She is a being. Here, we discuss what it means to be a caretaker of the Earth, physically, mentally, and spiritually.
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GoldenLotus replied to the topic
Building with Earth: A Return to Natural Homes in the forum Earth & Its Caretakers 6 months agoBamboo and mud might not sound fancy to some folks, but when you work with the land instead of against it, you got a whole different resonance there. His homes got spirit and theyre beautiful… And lets be real.. the supply chain aint stable. Covid showed us that. When things break down with all this chaos bout to pop in the world, people gunna…[Read more]
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Building with Earth: A Return to Natural Homes in the forum Earth & Its Caretakers 6 months agoWow, this is so inspiring! His homes are really nice too. Just goes to show how the Earth gives us everything we need, we don’t have to destroy her.
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Building with Earth: A Return to Natural Homes in the forum Earth & Its Caretakers 6 months, 1 week agoAs modern industry continues to strip the planet of its natural resources, we are entering a time where sustainable building practices will be an essential skill for survival. The availability of industrial materials like concrete, steel, and synthetic insulation is tied to energy-heavy processes and global supply chains that may not always be…[Read more]
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Schumann Resonances & Human Health in the forum Earth & its Caretakers 6 months, 1 week agoI finally decided to invest more time and energy to taking care of the visceral effects of Schumann resonance on my mental/emotional health.. I have now tracked patterns of my depressive periods to solar flares. It hits me like a full moon but harder.. It messes w my circadian rhythm and as a result, my usually enjoyable fitness routine becomes…[Read more]
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Matt replied to the topic
Cosmic Earth: Gaia’s Place in the Multiversal Net in the forum Earth & its Caretakers 6 months, 2 weeks agoLoving the stuff about how Gaia has a role in the multiverse I mean we all know how important she is in our solar system as the only inhabitable planet (Mars just isn’t as good, sorry!) but in the universe and in the Net she’s not just like any other planet, she’s a major point in the whole thing. Treat the planet with respect guys!
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Matt replied to the topic
The Gaia Hypothesis – A Living Planet, A Unified Body in the forum Earth & its Caretakers 6 months, 2 weeks agoOkay yeah I love this so much because I’ve always felt like the Earth was alive and not just alive but like… aware?? Like she’s listening I know that probably sounds woo to some people but I swear when I go on a hike and I’m in a bad mood the trees feel different than when I’m grounded and open, like they feel me and they’re like calm down we’re…[Read more]
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GoldenLotus replied to the topic
Cosmic Earth: Gaia’s Place in the Multiversal Net in the forum Earth & its Caretakers 6 months, 2 weeks agoThat is wild but totally resonates with me! Not gonna lie, staying positive is hard some days. When I see the fires, the oil, the plastic choking her rivers, it breaks my heart. But I remember: she is not fragile. She is powerful. And she feels everything. So if I cry for her, I cry with her, and then I get up and love louder.
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The Gaia Hypothesis – A Living Planet, A Unified Body in the forum Earth & its Caretakers 6 months, 2 weeks agoOh yes… absolutely. I’ve believed in the Earth as a living being for as long as I can remember, even before I had the words for it. When I first read about the Gaia Hypothesis back in the ’80s, I remember thinking, Finally, science is catching up to what the trees have been whispering all along.
To me, she’s not just the planet, she’s our mothe…[Read more]
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Schumann Resonances & Human Health in the forum Earth & its Caretakers 6 months, 2 weeks agoThe Earth has a heartbeat—an electromagnetic rhythm that resonates between the ground and the ionosphere. These natural frequencies are called Schumann Resonances, named after physicist Winfried Otto Schumann, who mathematically predicted them in 1952.
These resonances are essentially standing waves generated by lightning strikes trapped b…[Read more]
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I’ve often wondered what these frequencies were about. I don’t have any actual practice with them. I’ve never understood what they were.
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NoraSpinnor started the topic
Cosmic Earth: Gaia’s Place in the Multiversal Web in the forum Earth & its Caretakers 6 months, 2 weeks agoIn Netism, Earth is more than alive; she is a sacred node within the Multiversal Web, a living being whose consciousness is vast. But Gaia’s influence extends past just the impact on the countless lifeforms that cycle within her; she is also a pivotal axis within the Net.
Earth resides at a dimensional convergence point, where multiple threads of…[Read more]
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I try to take care of Gaia instead of destroying her like so many do. We plant plants, some survive, some don’t. We leave our yard overgrown until the point we’ll get in…
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NoraSpinnor started the topic
The Gaia Hypothesis – A Living Planet, A Unified Body in the forum Earth & its Caretakers 6 months, 2 weeks agoFirst proposed in the 1970s by scientist James Lovelock (with microbiologist Lynn Margulis), the Gaia Hypothesis suggests that Earth functions as a self-regulating, living system. The atmosphere, oceans, soil, and all life forms are not separate parts, but interconnected organs of one planetary body. This system adjusts itself to maintain…[Read more]
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I definitely feel a connection to Mother Earth, Gaia. I hadn’t heard of the Gaia hypothesis, but it’s how I’ve always felt, especially since understanding science more. She is clearly living and many humans are trying to kill her off.
I’m not sure if I have any specific practices, just a definite appreciation for Mother Earth, Gaia.
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Laura posted an update in the group
Earth & Its Caretakers 6 months, 2 weeks agoI wish more people respected Mother Earth, Gaia.
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