"Unseen Beings" is a captivating and beautifully written manifesto for reexamining our relationship with every aspect of creation. A must-read for those seeking a fair and balanced human future.

Eric Jabba Anderson offers a revolutionary perspective on climate disaster, bridging history, philosophy, science, and religion. Examining climate disaster through the lens of illness, he analyzes our ecological diagnosis, its historical causes, and critical necessary treatments.

The book explores:

• How and why we have structured an anthropocentric worldview.
• Remarkable recent discoveries about non-human intelligence.
• How religious traditions have dealt with questions about nature, consciousness, and ecology.
• Critical connections between human health and environmental health.

This book is a call to action. While climate anxiety has left many of us feeling confused and powerless, there is another path. If we can reclaim our natural sense of magic and kinship with non-human beings, we may find a way to build a better future.

Pages: 320, Year of Publication: 0530, Dimensions: 13.6x13.6cm