The refusal to feel takes a heavy toll. It not only impoverishes our emotional and sensory life—flowers are dimmer and less fragrant, our loves less ecstatic—but also impedes our capacity to process and respond to information.

Joanna Rogers Macy is an eco-philosopher, environmental activist, and scholar of Buddhism, general systems theory, and deep ecology. With a commitment to addressing the ecological and social challenges of our time, Macy has developed innovative frameworks such as "The Work That Reconnects," which combines psychological insights, spiritual teachings, and environmental awareness to foster resilience and transformative change. Her work emphasizes the importance of embracing the interconnectedness of all life and empowering individuals to engage in meaningful actions that promote ecological sustainability and social justice. Through her books, workshops, and lectures, Joanna Macy has inspired countless individuals to cultivate a sense of planetary responsibility and engage in the collective effort to create a more sustainable and compassionate world.

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