Peace Of Wild Things

His essays feel deeply personal and rooted in his life experiences. I'm curious about what sparked his passion for environmental spirituality.

The writing is so calming and contemplative that I wondered if it had a similar effect on others, or if it made some people reflect differently.

I’ve read a few of his essays, but this one seems more introspective. Do readers see this as a central theme or more of a side note in his broader philosophy?