Sian Sibely -Black Paths and Green Cathedrals

Life on earth stems from the green – from the trees, the plants, and their kin – yet the modern world has become progressively more careless about our green allies. The ecological crisis of the twenty-first century is entirely human made, and yet despite the human-inflicted carnage, we have found very few solutions to this destruction. 

In Black Paths and Green Cathedrals Sian Sibley reminds us of how we can walk symbiotically across the planet, living in reciprocity with our green kin. She lays out practical teachings and magical pathways, outlining ways to reconnect with the Earth, working with the spirits of the land, the plants, the stones, the animals, and with Nature herself. 

The book draws on the ancient knowledge of pagan traditions, framing it within the context of modern ecological science. Sibley begins Black Paths and Green Cathedrals by exploring ‘how we got here’, investigating when and how the human relationship with…