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Ethos Prepares Readers To Be Respected In Their Communities

Ethos helps you develop the personal traits that are revered in your community. Such traits include: honesty, responsibility, fairness, and respect. Without incorporating these traits into your character, without being kind or contributing to your community, one will not be able to have a happy life and a regenerated natural environment. The achievement of such characteristics is the purpose for reading Ethos.

After the four interesting and helpful preparatory books in Heartwood Path, Part One, Ethos is the first of three books devoted to guiding you on your spiritual journey as an individual. You will learn about the useful natural laws (different from universal laws printed in earlier Heartwood Path books) that will affect your safe and effective progress through the stages of your life cycle.

These dictums include the Natural Law of Thankfulness (to receive what you want you have to be thankful for what you have), the Natural Law of Affection (the Creator’s affection for what was created and it is that same divine fondness that enables you to reach the highest levels of growth and awareness), and Natural Laws of Determination, Desirability, and many others. Use these Natural Laws to build happiness for yourself as you serve in the cause of regenerating the natural environment.

With the help of positive natural traits and guiding natural laws, the reader of Ethos is ready to learn about the continuous circling unfoldment of one’s wheel of life, which, in sum, is anything but haphazard. If all goes well, one’s life begins with ascent to Spirit and the search for belonging during one’s youth and passes through descent to Soul and the search during one’s adulthood for how best to serve the community of life before starting over again in another life after elderhood and death.

Subjects included in Ethos are revealed in its thirty-three important prescriptions, which include:

• Build Your Character
• Experience The Enduring Stream
• Know How Sustainability Is A Vessel For The Highest Human Aspirations And Values
• Help Nature And The Good Life Last
• Care For Yourself As A Caregiver, Or Care For A Caregiver

In support of all of the topics in Ethos are fun and revelatory outdoor activities. Some examples include:

• Preparing To Become An Environmentalist
• Experiencing Coherence
• Learning About Personality Traits From Beings In Nature
• Learning From The Circle (the Wheel Of Life)
• Reawakening To Spirit

Additional topics presented in Ethos include:

• the often unseen attributes of nature (Namelessness, Intelligence, Attraction, Aliveness, and Love);
• inner world guides such as animal spirits, archetypes, and immature and mature allies;
• health tips;
• passing through the stages of life;
• environmental ethics;
• dream tending; and
• living a new life so you can change the world.

The Heartwood Path is unique and enjoyable course of study that shows ways to simultaneously bring about increased personal happiness and a regenerated local and global environment. Like all Heartwood Path books, Ethos uses eco-psychology, conservation psychology, and communing with nature to help participants reawaken to their bond with nature.

Don Pierce has spent nearly his whole life working to protect the environment. After decades of work as a professional environmentalist, Pierce concluded that a new approach-one focused on the environmentalist and not just the environment-was needed. When famed conservationist David Brower asked him to write "a piece" to show environmentalists how to persevere, the result was a series of courses that is good for both environmentalists and anyone seeking happiness and the preservation of nature. This series-the Heartwood Path-helps people to develop spiritually, helps people discover the benefits of communing with nature, and helps people find the happiness that comes from helping others, including natural beings.