Living In The World As If It Were Home

The book presents a collection of meditations by a notable Canadian poet, exploring the concept of the 'chthonic self,' which seeks to bridge the gap between humanity and the natural world. Through his essays, Lilburn articulates a deep desire for connection with our environment and its mysteries. Originally published in 1999, this work offers significant philosophical insights relevant to current discussions on rewilding, making it an essential read for those interested in esoteric thought, natural history, and ecological poetry.