

Ecological Consciousness and "The Queen Bee" fairy tale
"Noting these tokens and examples some have said that a share of divine intelligence is in bees, and a draught of (a)ether: since there is a god in everything..." --Virgil, The "Georgics," 29 BCE Stories from contemporary indigenous cultures convey an ecological consciousness of balance and symbiosis that is foreign…
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