Title: Divine Nature
First published: 1995
Description: **Editorial Reviews Book Description**
**Michael Cremo** and **Mukunda Goswami** outline a challenging new vision of humankind and the natural world, revealing *how a **spiritual approach** can save humanity from the environmental catastrophe we have been heading towards.* 
They contend that real solutions to our current environmental problems will be implemented only through a *shift in human consciousness* and an awakening to the **spiritual dimension** of this crisis. 
The authors touch on a wide range of topics, including the earth's threatened wildlife, shrinking rainforests, eroding soil, proliferation of trash, and toxic waste disposal. The negative environmental impact of meat consumption is also uncovered--deforestation, agricultural inefficiency, and air and water pollution. 
Its in-depth exploration of **history, scientific theory**, and the **metaphysics of karma** offers concerned earth-watchers a spiritual blueprint for creating a better world.
Subjects: Doctrines, Environmental protection, Hinduism, Human ecology, International Society for Krishna Consciousness, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Environmental protection, Religious aspects of Human ecology
LC classification: BL1215.N34 C37 1995