If we listen closely enough we can still hear the sacred forest calling us to return. Lone Wolf Circles invites us to listen. Even amid grinding electronic noise, under the glare of florescent lights, with our senses deadened by monotonous repetitive work and food laced with chemicals - if we breath, have blood moving through our bodies and bones that hold us up, if we feel pain, if we feel desire, we are part of this Earth. Deep ecology is not a concept, it is a physical sensation. It is not in the mind but in the pit of the stomach and the pounding of the blood.
Deep ecology is the hunger and the satisfaction of being an integral part of a whole.
It is the contentment of a full belly. It is the smell of danger. While there are other works written on deep ecology that engage the mind, Lone Wolf's work engages the senses. A Song of Ecology and Earthen Spirituality is a collection of provocative essays, sensual poetry and primal imagery. Passionate and revealing words ooze up between toes and tempt.