In #Slovenia , beekeeping has deep, traditional roots and pollinators are held at the heart of daily life.
🐝This documentary showcases people who are finding new ways to nurture pollinators and forming human-pollinator partnerships.
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“The first step toward creating some way out of our dilemma may involve allowing our sense of certainty itself to unravel.”
Read “The Religious Value of the Unknown” by George Prochnik. emergencemagazine.org/essay/the-reli…

How would our response to the ecological crisis be different if we understood that our own consciousness is as wild as the breathing Earth around us? Listen to our conversation with poet, translator, and author David Hinton, “An Ethics of Wild Mind.” emergencemagazine.org/podcast/

“Sound’s role—from the first days of the cosmos, through the long, fruitful path of biological evolution—has always been to connect. Connection creates new possibility.” —David G. Haskell
Listen to “When the Earth Started to Sing.” emergencemagazine.org/podcast/ Art by Daniel Liévano.

stepping out of the circle of time and into the circle of love at ‘remembering earth time: a practice in spiritual ecology’ with Emergence Magazine over the weekend.

“What might happen if you could summon back into the mouth what also should be summoned back into the landscape?” —Robert Macfarlane

Tune in tonight to KALW 91.7 FM for the official premiere of the Emergence Magazine Listening Hour at 7pm PDT. kalw.org/podcast/emerge…

Are there some rhythms that feel continuous, ancient, eternal, like waves of heat rising from rock, the rise and fall of shadows, the quiet turning of the planet? Introducing our latest practice booklet, A Practice in Time. Pre-order: store.emergencemagazine.org/products/a-pra…

If an ecosystem is a tapestry, constantly being woven, then pollinators are the weavers. With spring in the Northern Hemisphere in full swing, it’s time to celebrate the tiny creatures that enable the season’s eruption into bloom. Read our newsletter. mailchi.mp/emergencemagaz…

This five-part Emergence Magazine production, recognized as an honoree for Best Individual Editorial Feature in this year’s The Webby Awards, explores the ancient threads of relationship—between humans, pollinators, and the Earth. emergencemagazine.org/feature/pollin… #Webbys

In this week’s podcast, spoken words and terrestrial sounds bring us into unexplored auditory landscapes, tuning our ears to the tiny, trembling waves of sound all around us. Listen to “When the Earth Started to Sing” by David Haskell. emergencemagazine.org/podcast/ Art by Daniel Liévano.

In the Khmer language, the word for taste is rosacheate. To know the plants roukkhcheate, to know nature thommocheate, and to know your country brates cheate you must know and feel the land through the senses. You must taste the land. emergencemagazine.org/event/storytel…

Emergence Magazine won the Webby and People’s Voice Award for Best Magazine at The Webby Awards!

Congratulations to Kalliopeia's editorially independent initiative, Emergence Magazine, who has been a multiple Webby, nominee, honoree and winner since 2019.
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This week, we invite you to journey with us across the landscapes of Slovenia, where beekeeping has deep, traditional roots and pollinators are at the heart of daily life.
“The Pollinators of Slovenia,” an interactive documentary by Studio Airport. emergencemagazine.org/feature/pollin…

A Zen koan has the power to unfold us in much the same way crisis unfolds us; to bring us into greater intimacy with a reality in which we are seamless with all of creation.
“Earth as Koan, Earth as Self,” an interview with Susan Murphy Roshi. emergencemagazine.org/interview/eart…

Next month, the Offprint London book fair will host independent experimental and socially engaged publishers in the fields of arts, architecture, design, humanities, and visual culture. See you at the Tate from Friday, May 17th to Sunday, May 19th. offprint.org

Tune in tonight at 7pm PDT for a sneak peek of the Emergence Magazine Listening Hour featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Richard Powers. Set your dial to KALW 91.7 FM in the San Francisco Bay Area, or listen online: kalw.org/podcast/emerge…

Thank you to all who voted for us in this year’s The Webby Awards! We are delighted to announce we’ve won both the Webby Award and the People’s Voice Award for “Best Magazine,” all thanks to your support. #Webbys winners.webbyawards.com/2024/websites-…

“The vocal planet that we inhabit today is, from the perspective of animal evolution, a recent emergence, one strangely, gloriously lush with living sound.” —David Haskell

Listen to “When the Earth Started to Sing.” emergencemagazine.org/podcast/ Illustration by Daniel Liévano.

In this week’s podcast, acoustic ecologist Gordon Hempton listens for the sounds that emerge in the absence of noise. Listen to “Sanctuaries of Silence: A Listening Journey,” by Adam Loften & Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee. emergencemagazine.org/podcast/

Bearing witness to the depth of our disconnection from the living world focused our attention on the foundational ways of being that must be reimagined if we are to weave a relationship of love and kinship with the Earth. Emergence Magazine Volume 5: Time. store.emergencemagazine.org