Book Description
Perhaps we needn't poison insects (and our environment) with pesticides. Lauck argues for a revision of our attitude and understanding of the insect world and our toxic battle with them. Author of "The Voice of the Infinite."

Subtitled "Revisioning the Insect-Human Connection," this book effectively compels the reluctant reader to view insects as "a glittering, glistening mirror of divinity." Which is worse, the threat of insects or the certainty of the poisonous insecticides now contained in much of our fresh vegetables and fruits? Insects have been made humanity's scapegoat. They share the planet with us. If we are committed to fully conscious living, we have a responsibility to reexamine our hatred for bugs. She offers the reader with a new look at how insects live in harmony with the earth and how we interact with them.

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