@humanists.ukFor humanists, caring for nature isn't left to a higher power. It's down to us – because we're part of nature, not apart from it.
This idea, as outlined here by our patron @zionlights.bsky.social, is the second of seven humanist foundations in Andrew Copson's new book.
@humanists.ukThat humanist idea, as outlined by Carl Sagan, is the second of seven humanist foundations in Andrew Copson's new book #HowtoBeaHappyHuman. www.humanists.uk/howtobeahappyhumanbook
@humanists.ukPre-order @andrewcopson.bsky.social's new book: How to be a Happy Human: Seven humanist Foundations for a Better Life, today. Available at all good bookshops.
@humanists.ukThree billion years of life on Earth, and you're the latest chapter! As humanists, we recognise that human beings are part of nature, not separate from it. With this in mind, spending more time in nature is one of the best things we can all do to promote happiness and wellbeing.
@humanists.ukHumanists don't believe in an afterlife. But for us, that makes this life more precious, and gives us every reason to act now. We have one life, and we want to use it to create as much happiness as we can, for ourselves and for others. #HowtobeaHappyHuman
@humanists.ukThat idea is the first of seven humanist foundations in @andrewcopson.bsky.social new book's #HowtoBeaHappyHuman available for pre-order now.
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@humanists.ukTerry Pratchett always wrote about death with rare humanity and humour, treating it as a natural part of life.
Recognising that our time is limited isn't morbid. It's what gives it meaning. It makes each day more precious...
