How to pronounce “gaia” in English

Gaia looked at-- you're right-- positions and velocities of stars in the Milky Way, and gave us the most accurate map of stars in the galaxy

"Gaia Codex" reveals the hidden histories of a world long forgotten, the secret wisdom of an ancient lineage of women.

"Gaia Codex" is a reclaiming and the recasting of the lost history of the sacred feminine, which in many cultures is a lost part of our shared human story.

Gaia Codex Node 44.54281."

Gaia launched last year and is currently starting its observations.

Gaia, and Goldy and Glitter.

So "Gaia Codex" is a novel written as an ancient found wisdom text.

that Gaia was born.

I heard that Gaia measured position/velocity of millions of stars, and we got an understanding of 25% of the Milky Way.

I love Gaia. I used Gaia data for a couple of my research projects in grad school.

So basically the "Gaia Codex" is what we're going to talk about and this is both an ancient found wisdom text and a sumptuous epic novel.

Our Mother Gaia is a 4.5 billion years library of wisdom, of living technology, is here for us to cherish and to learn from.

With the "Gaia Codex" there's been women that have been gathering around the book, around the planet, and it's really wonderful.

It's called Gaia.

And this is Gaia now.

And there were Gaian festivals.

We now don't talk about Gaia.

a part and intrinsic to Mother Gaia who is also a technology and consciousness, there's a couple of anchor points to look at.

It is said that the Gaia Codex contains jewel seeds of planetary destiny for all beings and life on Planet Earth.

We're the voice of Mother Gaia, whether we are male or female.

For we are defenders of Mother Gaia and we are defenders of life.

One of them for the "Gaia Codex" was, there's this extraordinary gathering of women at the Chateau Lumiere and all of the sudden,

to exert any kind of these Gaian feedback.

So the biosphere from this Gaian perspective has been autopoietic for, you know, billions of years.

So this leads to what is called the Gaia hypothesis, which was controversial.

And so what happened was people kind of dropped the name Gaia.

So that was really the main result of Gaia was to get scientists to understand that life is not some green scruff just sitting on the surface

The other, that Mother Gaia is a 4.5 billion year old library and blueprint of a highly functional and sustainable technology.

with the feminine part of ourselves and our reconnection into Mother Gaia.

When I really started to feel the tears of Gaia, when you start to see devastated rain forests, when you see mountaintops in Virginia that have been blasted

The first is a European mission known as Gaia.

and its range of physical experiences in relation to Gaia, the Earth.

So, Gaia still very much has my heart.

We're still unclear whether there are true Gaian feedbacks, in the sense that the planet can really exert complete control.

So it's still unclear whether we have these full Gaian feedbacks, but we certainly have semi-Gaian feedbacks.

So there was this thing, Gaia theory, that, you know, with James Lovelock introduced in the '70s, and then Lynn Margulis, the biologist,

So this Gaia theory was the idea that planets pretty much take, or sorry, life takes over a planet,

The idea of Gaia theory was that the biosphere exerts this pressure on the planet or these feedbacks on the planet,

And James Lovelock, the author of the Gaia hypothesis, thinks that, perhaps even before the end of this century, robots may rule the world and be in charge of humans.

But in my corporate environment, our Gaia Project for Women's Leadership arm really goes into corporations like Google and plenty of other places,

But then, our favorite robot was named Gaia.

And I have a little intro for her to talk about the "Gaia Codex" talk, the talk about feminine wisdom and the evolution

Now a little bit later we're going to go deep into the "Gaia Codex" and are going to be looking at how we, as women and men,

And I'd like to pose that technology is also part of Gaia's blueprint.

Caretakers and guardians of our Mother Earth, Terra Gaia.

And because it's 2015, Gaia has a Twitter account.

I was like, I really want to climb Gaia, but I really don't want to break my leg.

You know, and like there were all these Gaian festivals with Gaian dances.

So whether or not, a true Gaian feedback would be exactly what you said, right?