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In my last post I asked ‘What does religion have to do with sustainability?’
As I write this, Muslims around the world are currently fasting during the day as a major part of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
On this first day of the month, people around the world – not just Muslims – are also fasting: fasting Continue reading
There is a theory 
that there is only one story: the journey – with a Hero, a Villain, a Direction, and an Outcome. The Hero goes on a quest, but a Villain stands in the way.
Fairy tales
Now, we’re all familiar with fairy tales.
You know, someone (the Hero/Victim, Continue reading
Sometimes it seems that calls to live 
more sustainably seem to be only about self-sacrifice. Giving things up. Doing without. For the greater good, of course.
That’s all fine and dandy if you like being a martyr for the cause.
But not all of us want to be martyrs. (At least not all Continue reading
Around the world, Muslims are currently in the 
holy month of Ramadan.
This is a time when Muslims fast during daylight.
But like many other faiths, this time is more than just not eating or drinking. Continue reading
I did it. 
And so did thousands around the world.
Yesterday was 1 June, the first day of the month.
And on the first day of the month until December, people all Continue reading