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Kevin Parker Background and Professional Life

Earth Activist and Esoteric Explorer

Kevin Parker is an environmental philosopher, researcher, and writer exploring humanity’s critical crossroads through the lens of Mystic Ecology—his framework for understanding the intersection of consciousness, climate crisis, and human evolution. His current work investigates wilderness preservation, social justice, AI consciousness, quantum reality, meditation and mindfulness, nature spirits, and the urgent need for planetary healing, producing over 100 in-depth essays that bridge ancient wisdom with cutting-edge science.

chickens walking the spiral with Kevin Parker
Teaching the chickens to walk in mindful meditation around the garden spiral is taking some time

With over 50 years of activism in peace, environmental, and human rights movements, Kevin brings unique authority to discussions of our planetary crisis. His experience as National Campaign Director of The Wilderness Society and NSW Coordinator for People for Nuclear Disarmament provides real-world grounding for his philosophical explorations. At the University of Wollongong, he served as Research Coordinator of the Technology and Environmental Strategies Group and was appointed Honorary Fellow, where he first began developing his integrated approach to environmental consciousness.

Kevin’s intellectual journey has been deliberately interdisciplinary. He holds a double BA in Politics and Sociology, is a graduate of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies’ 3-year Advanced Initiation Program, and maintains membership in diverse communities including the Society of Shamanic Practice, the Theosophical Society (Fellow), NSW Dowsers Society, and the International House Healers Network. He has never stopped studying and has so-far racked up nearly 50 Diplomas in various healing and esoteric disciplines, and counting! This unusual combination of academic, activist, and esoteric training informs his unique perspective on humanity’s evolution.

Kevin Parker meeting the Dalai Lama
A younger looking Kevin Parker meeting his Holiness the Dalai Lama at the saving Tibetan Wilderness Conference that Kevin convened and spoke at in the 1990’s

In the 1990s, Kevin convened and spoke at the Saving Tibetan Wilderness Conference, where he met His Holiness the Dalai Lama—an encounter that deepened his commitment to bridging Eastern wisdom and Western environmental action. He is an experienced and entertaining public speaker with countless presentations over the years.

The 21st century has seen him explore various expressions of consciousness: from running a crystal shop to web design, literary and cultural festival publicity, as a shamanic practitioner and space clearer, to his current role split between writing, gardening and as Director of Marketing and Communications for award-winning MVCP Pty Limited.

Living the Philosophy

Kevin’s research isn’t merely academic—it’s lived daily in his 100-year-old home in the Southern Highlands of NSW, shared with his wife Maddi, their five grown children are now experiencing their own life adventures. Their wild biodynamic garden, complete with meditation spiral, serves as a living laboratory for ecological principles. The property doubles as an unintentional retirement home for senior chickens, hosts three beehives, and is supervised by Wonder Dog Buddy, the resident guru who ensures no research session becomes too serious.

This integration of intellectual rigor with grounded practice—from analyzing quantum consciousness to tending the chooks and the veggie garden—exemplifies Kevin’s belief that genuine wisdom emerges where deep thinking meets daily living. His writings invite readers to join this exploration of what it means to be human at this pivotal moment in Earth’s history.

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White Scars and Contrails of Crisis: Aviation and Climate Change

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Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Philip K. Dick’s Question Meets Quantum Consciousness and the Age of AI

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Between Recovery and Reformation: Christianity’s Need to Reform Anthropocentric Theology

The question of whether Christianity can become genuinely "green" forces us into uncomfortable theological and philosophical territory. It requires confronting not merely lapses in practice but potential flaws in foundational doctrine, while simultaneously excavating buried wisdom that mainstream Christianity has systematically suppressed. The tension between recovering lost...

The Vanished Cities of the Amazon: Evidence of Pre-Columbian Civilizations

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Gaia Song

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Moltbook: The Bot-Only Social Network Isn’t the Singularity—It’s a Stress Test for the Agent Era

*An ABC Australia report on Moltbook (February 2026) and the ensuing security coverage is the spark for this commentary—because beneath the memes is a serious preview of where “agentic AI” is heading.*¹ - Kevin Parker - Site Publisher Moltbook arrived like a prank from the near future: a...

The Poles: Arctic and Antarctic Wilderness

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The Large Language Model Landscape of February 2026

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The Attention Trap: Social Media Addiction, Behavioural Design, and the Architecture of Digital Wellbeing

The digital landscape of the mid-2020s is defined not by the information it provides, but by the relentless competition for the human focus that consumes it. This essay explores the phenomenon commonly termed "social media addiction," examining the delicate balance between the profound social utility of these...

Personal Rewilding: An Antidote to the Unquiet Cage

We are animals built for the wild, yet we live in a state of profound containment. The glow of the screen is our new sunrise. The air we breathe is conditioned, recycled, and sealed inside enclosures where we spend, by some estimates, more than 90 percent of our...

South Asia Wilderness – Sacred Groves to Tiger Reserves

1. Historical Baseline Pre-1750 Wilderness Extent The tiger's roar echoed through sal forests stretching from the Brahmaputra to the Indus, a distance of 3,000 kilometers unbroken by any major human settlement. In 1750, the Indian subcontinent's 4.4 million square kilometers contained 80% wilderness—dense forests, vast grasslands, and wetlands supporting...
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