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Indigo Intrinsic Hope: Living Courageously Troubled Times | Erin Mills Town Centre
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This book describes how we can be hopeful in the age of global crisis by cultivating a positive, though not necessarily optimistic, attitude to life.
Intrinsic Hope explains the difference between extrinsic hope; based on anticipating or expecting specific outcomes and intrinsic hope; an internal attitude to life that does not depend on achieving anything in the external world Combining ideas, facts and feelings, anecdotes, insights and exercises, Intrinsic Hope draws on the author?s struggles to remain hopeful after working on environmental and social issues for more than 35 years. The second part of the book describes six habits to nurture intrinsic hope including: being in the present moment, expressing gratitude, loving the world, accepting what is, taking action, and persevering for the long haul.
Davies book The Rise of the U.S. Environmental Health Movement, was selected as one of the top ten books on sustainability published in 2013.
Intrinsic Hope makes a unique contribution to the emerging literature on how we can face the painful psychological awareness of what we are doing to the environment and other people.
Davies is a clinical associate professor in the School of Public Heath at the University of Washington and has served on the boards of many environmental organizations, including the International Joint Commission, the Royal Society of Canada, the Canadian Environmental Law Association.
International market Addresses how people can respond to global environmental and social issues in a positive, self-empowering way Author worked as a professor in the UK
This book describes how we can be hopeful in the age of global crisis by cultivating a positive, though not necessarily optimistic, attitude to life.
Intrinsic Hope explains the difference between extrinsic hope; based on anticipating or expecting specific outcomes and intrinsic hope; an internal attitude to life that does not depend on achieving anything in the external world Combining ideas, facts and feelings, anecdotes, insights and exercises, Intrinsic Hope draws on the author?s struggles to remain hopeful after working on environmental and social issues for more than 35 years. The second part of the book describes six habits to nurture intrinsic hope including: being in the present moment, expressing gratitude, loving the world, accepting what is, taking action, and persevering for the long haul.
Davies book The Rise of the U.S. Environmental Health Movement, was selected as one of the top ten books on sustainability published in 2013.
Intrinsic Hope makes a unique contribution to the emerging literature on how we can face the painful psychological awareness of what we are doing to the environment and other people.
Davies is a clinical associate professor in the School of Public Heath at the University of Washington and has served on the boards of many environmental organizations, including the International Joint Commission, the Royal Society of Canada, the Canadian Environmental Law Association.
International market Addresses how people can respond to global environmental and social issues in a positive, self-empowering way Author worked as a professor in the UK
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