This intriguing new book boldly presents ‘subtle agroecologies’ as a new field within the discipline of agro-ecology. It makes the case for adopting a worldview that diverges from the secular-materialistic worldview in two ways: it recognises the existence of an invisible dimension to Nature; and it considers the nature of this dimension as involving not only light- and sound-wave-based and magnetic-field-based phenomena, but also more ethereal aspects of consciousness and/or spirit.

Lying at the intersection of Indigenous knowledge systems, multidisciplinary advances in wave-based and ethereal ...

 

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