Rewilding Our Politics with Mary DeJong

A Conversation with God Help Us’ Annie Mesaros

In This Conversation…

Mary DeJong and Annie Mesaros explore the possibility of bringing a rewilded consciousness into our political and collective lives. As the winter solstice approaches, they reflect on the invitation of the season to turn inward, listen deeply, and attend to the wisdom of darkness and the natural world. The conversation considers what happens when we move beyond systems rooted in domination and separation toward ways of being grounded in relationship, interdependence, and belonging. Mary brings her perspective as an ecotheologian, spiritual guide, and founder of Waymarkers, inviting us to consider how our inner rewilding might become a form of outer transformation—and how our relationship with the more-than-human world can inform the ways we participate in the world we share.

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