My relationship with God developed, as one’s does, through my personal and unique experience. During my Earth Mother phase, raising two little girls on 20 acres of land with wild blueberries, gardens and farm animals, my apple core went into the pile of aging horse manure to decompose, and then be turned back into the soil to feed the strawberry plants. Composting very simply became a part of my life. This natural act is a compelling alternative to tossing vegetable waste into the trash. Plastic bags filled with garbage produce toxic gases that poison the earth, air, water. For me, composting is a spiritual practice.
To read more about Jane O'Shaughnesy's understanding of the connection between spirituality and protecting the environment, click on the link below her picture.
