Sublime

For many in the environmental movement, Gaia has come to symbolize the planet Earth itself, and she is often represented in contemporary art as a pregnant woman, with the globe painted onto her protruding belly. Ancient Greek artists portrayed her as a voluptuous woman stretched out on the Earth, or rising up out of it.

Gaia, the mythic goddess, spontaneously came into being, without being created by some external force or driven by some utilitarian agenda. This is the feminine principle. She is being for the sake of being, beauty for the sake of beauty. We are entwined with the Earth. We belong to her, and we are her. If the Earth is sacred, then so are we. The m

Gaia

The Gaia scenario is built around the idea of “earth democracy.” It’s a transition toward bioregionalism, toward boundaries instead of borders.

Earth is a rare jewel in the universe, and Satya says Earth is to seed the whole Galaxy with its life-forms in 2012.

In the Greek cosmology, Gaia was born of Chaos, the primordial force that preceded creation.

  The Gaia Theory sees planets, at least the Earth, as more than just balls of rocks and mud. They don’t think that Earth has life  on  it. They theorize that Earth is life itself — it’s living. The Gaia theory states that living things and all their non-living and inorganic surroundings evolve together as a single complex living or