Spirituality and environmental sustainability: Developing community engagement concepts in Perth, Western Australia
This research trials three concepts: The Connectivity Matrix; Five Dimensions; and Combined View. These engage communities of diverse backgrounds in conversation about their corporeal and metaphysical relationship with nature and spirituality: to ascertain the link between these phenomena in decisio...
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| Format: | Thesis |
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Curtin University
2014
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/979 |
| Summary: | This research trials three concepts: The Connectivity Matrix; Five Dimensions; and Combined View. These engage communities of diverse backgrounds in conversation about their corporeal and metaphysical relationship with nature and spirituality: to ascertain the link between these phenomena in decision-making; and to analyse the influence of these experiences on the biophysical world. The findings identify three spiritual modalities and their impacts on the dichotomy of self-interest and selflessness, which in turn affect environmental sustainability. |
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