by Susanne Müller
Introduction
Current debates in sustainability science are ...
Humbleness towards the Unverfügbarkeit of sleep -
About cycles, sleep rituals and Mother Earth
by Susanne Müller
Surely it happens not only to me again and again that I lie in bed in the evening and think "Wow, beds are definitely amongst the best inventions in the world"...
Moving from crisis to resonance: A summer cinema
by Philip Harms, Susanne Müller, Mabel Killinger and Martina Artmann
Films tell stories, they touch and move their audience. In this vein, the summer cinema offered the opportunity to experience nature, care about her, and be touched by her beauty ...
The need for self-efficacy in times of powerlessness.
Caring for nature in the city.
by Mabel Killinger
At the beginning of August I was confronted with a small piece of paper at the door of my apartment building: "Dear Neighbors, The young trees on the Johannstadt Elbwiesen still urgently need our help. ...
by Susanne Müller
Hardly any other German writer is able to touch his readers through his writings as much as Hermann Hesse (1877-1962), winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature. Whether through his strongly autobiographical works ...
by Susanne Müller
A human being has a soul. Does every being have a soul? What about a dog? Isn’t a dog a being in whom a soul lives? And what about a horse that according to studies seeks a deep and intense contact towards human beings, comparable to a mother’s loving contact to human beings, comparable to a mother’s loving contact for her newborn child? ...