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Heartwood Path Course Three:
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Ecos

Connecting With The More-Than-Individual Self​
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​​Don Pierce

​Links To Each Waypoint

Waypoint 3.1
Integration: Connect With Nature
Waypoint 3.2
The Problem Of The Objectivization Of Nature: Stop Treating Natural Beings As If They Had No Sentience
Waypoint 3.3
The Problem Of The Shallow, Unextended Self: Develop The Set Of Relationships That Mean Something To You
Waypoint 3.4
The EartHeart's Task: Make Fellow Subjects
Waypoint 3.5
Becoming Whole: Connect With The Universal Self
Waypoint 3.6
Eco PsychPhys: Benefit From An Understanding Of Environmental Psychophysiology
Waypoint 3.7
Eco-yearning: Seek Out Transcendent Experiences That Lead To A Yearning To Care For The Environment
Waypoint 3.8
Quirks To Problems: Understand How Quirks In Our Cognitive Psychology Lead To Environmental Problems
Waypoint 3.9
Quit The Quirks: Use The Ways To Overcome The Quirks That Lead To Trouble
Waypoint 3.10
Carry On: Think About Sustainability Rather Than Consumption
Waypoint 3.11
Eco Action: Push For Environmental Action Now
Waypoint 3.12
Key Institutions: Redirect The Fundamental Establishments
Waypoint 3.13
Here Tenderheartedly: Become Benignly Present And Help Others Do So As Well
Waypoint 3.14
Essential Aspects: Adhere To The Ground Of One’s Being
Waypoint 3.15
You First: Set Yourself Right Before Attempting To Set The World Right
Waypoint 3.16
Awareness Precedes Thoughts: Appreciate Your Consciousness Of Being
Waypoint 3.17
Ergo, Ego Goes: Act To Stem The Ego, For These Reasons
Waypoint 3.18
Inner World Structures: Appreciate The Importance Of Structures
Waypoint 3.19
Self In Nature: Spend Time In Nature To Put Checks On The Ego
Waypoint 3.20
Moving Skeletons: Understand Structure, Particularly Its Impermanence
Waypoint 3.21
Let Go, Ego: Use The Ways To Counteract The Thoughts Of The Ego
Waypoint 3.22
Magnificence: Add Fineness To Your Life
Waypoint 3.23
Negative Energy: Weaken The Grip Of The Grieving Ghost
Waypoint 3.24
Perfect Means Whole: Work Towards Wholeness Through Dialogue With Inner Guides
Waypoint 3.25
The Big Me: Discover The More-Than-Individual Self
Waypoint 3.26
One’s Inner Purpose: Awaken To Present Being
Waypoint 3.27
Golden Footsteps: Awaken To Doing
Waypoint 3.28
Fellow Knowers: Defend Our Wild Relatives
Waypoint 3.29
Living: Help Us All Choose On The Side Of Life
Waypoint 3.30
Generate: Bring Forth A New World As Only A Human Can
Waypoint 3.31
Organization: Engage In Systems Thinking
Waypoint 3.32
Grasp: Help The Kosmos Perceive Itself
Waypoint 3.33
Farm Smarts: Learn From Domesticated Animals
Waypoint 3.34
Links: Perceive Nature’s Webstrings
Waypoint 3.35
Actuality: Find Comfort By Facing The Facts Unfiltered
Waypoint 3.36
Fine-tune: Get In Tune With Nature To Reestablish Conditions That Foster Transformation Plus Psychological And Physical Health
Waypoint 3.37
Nature's Perception: Engage In The Natural Systems Thinking Process
Waypoint 3.38
Planetary Affinity: Establish An Intimate Rapport With The World
Waypoint 3.39
One’s Own Core: Remember One’s Connection to Nature
Waypoint 3.40
Allure: Remember Beauty
Waypoint 3.41
Association: Identify With Others
Waypoint 3.42
Eloquence: Honor The Expressiveness Of The Universe
Waypoint 3.43
Global Triage: Focus On The Person First, Then On The Planet
Waypoint 3.44
Vision and Intuition: Use Both Eyesight And Insight
Waypoint 3.45
Festivities: Give Earth Day A Bigger Punch
Waypoint 3.46
Bioregion: Understand And Use BioRegionalism
Waypoint 3.47
Union: Study Nature To Find Unity
Waypoint 3.48
Outdoor Scene: Preserve The Commons And The Bioregion
Waypoint 3.49
Significance: Work To Find Meaning
Waypoint 3.50
Eco-ed: Live In Harmony With Nature Through Environmental Education
Waypoint 3.51
Juvenescence: Work With Youth
Waypoint 3.52
Locale: Develop A Sense Of Place
Waypoint 3.53
Tactics: Use Experiential Education Techniques
Waypoint 3.54
Boundless Education: Participate In An Education Program Without Walls
Waypoint 3.55
Countryside Blockers: Know What Blocks A Person’s Commitment To Environmental Protection And From Bonding With Nature
Waypoint 3.56
Reacquaintance: Re-establish A Bond With Nature
Waypoint 3.57
Relentless Teacher: Learn About Your Greater Self On A Vision Quest
Waypoint 3.58
Make Common Cause: Align One’s Self With Nature
Waypoint 3.59
Open & Connected: Perceive Nature’s Circumstances
Waypoint 3.60
Nix The TV: Limit The Use Of Television
Waypoint 3.61
Metaphysical: Understand The Transcendent Power Of Nature
Waypoint 3.62
Curative: Apply The Healing Power Of Nature
Waypoint 3.63
Nature Familiarity: Develop Your Ecological Consciousness
Waypoint 3.64
Tight Group: Participate In A Cohesive Ecological Community
Waypoint 3.65
Worry: Fight Individual And Collective Stress
Waypoint 3.66
Sacred Spots: Activate The Earth Chakras And Develop A Heartfelt Connection To Your Omphalos
Waypoint 3.67
Fabled Setting: Interpret The Mythic Presence Of Your Local Place
Waypoint 3.68
Sources Of Support: Know What Causes A Person To Be A Supporter Of Environmental Protection
Waypoint 3.69
Fight The Fever: Inoculate Yourself Against The Potomac
Waypoint 3.70
Green Voter: Develop Your Eco-political Identity
Waypoint 3.71
Fem Lib: Foster The Ascendance But Not the Dominance Of Eco-feminism
Waypoint 3.72
Smell the Change: Memorize And “Smell” The Triad Of Transcendence
Waypoint 3.73
Deep Ecology Vs. Social Ecology: Fathom The Philosophy
Waypoint 3.74
Echoing: Apply Sound Resonance And Natural Resonant Frequency To Receive Guidance From Nature
Waypoint 3.75
Waypoint 3.76
Tough Love: Enter Into Durable Ethical Deliberations
Waypoint 3.77
Entire: Evoke The Authentic Whole
Waypoint 3.78
Preparedness: Ready Yourself For Life’s Challenges
Read This Before Continuing:

Although anyone may find the practices, challenges, and understandings in this course to be useful it is made available with the understanding that neither the author nor the publisher are engaged in presenting specific medical, psychological, emotional, sexual, or spiritual advice. Nor is anything in this book intended to be a diagnosis, prescription, recommendation, or cure for any specific kind of medical, psychological, emotional, sexual, or spiritual problem. Each person has unique needs and this book cannot take these individual differences into account. Each reader is encouraged to engage in a program of treatment, prevention, cure, only in consultation with a licensed, qualified physician, therapist, or other competent professional.

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Ecos:

Integration
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