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Greg Ripley

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Greg Ripley was born in Montreal and spent his first five years in five different countries. He lost track of how many jobs he’s had (somewhere over thirty) but along the way he has worked as a barista in Tennessee, an organic farmer in New Mexico, and an acupuncturist in Minnesota. Greg studied Chinese religions at the University of Tennessee and Acupuncture and Chinese medicine at NWHSU. He discovered his love of writing while practicing acupuncture, when he wrote several non-fiction titles to help his people enjoy better health through a deeper connection with nature, including Tao of Sustainability and Primal Energy. Greg lives in Minnesota with his wife, daughters, and two huskies, where he writes, gardens, and spends time in nature. H ...more

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Future Primal: How Our Wilderness Origins Show Us the Way Forward

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The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight: The Fate of the World and What We Can Do Before It's Too Late

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Greg Ripley and 1 other person liked Austin Hunter Somers's review of The Hundred Remedies of the Tao: Spiritual Wisdom for Interesting Times: "As someone who frequents this genre of text, I really enjoyed Ripley’s translation and commentary. He did a great job making the text accessible for all audiences and his comments were what you’d hope from such an author. I look forward to hopefully " Read more of this review »
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"As someone who frequents this genre of text, I really enjoyed Ripley’s translation and commentary. He did a great job making the text accessible for all audiences and his comments were what you’d hope from such an author. I look forward to hopefully " Read more of this review »

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“They say the Lord helps those who help themselves, course if you help yourself the Lord can just kick back and relax.”
― Greg Ripley, Voice of the Elders

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“The gap between theoretical knowledge and actually putting something into practice can be great indeed.”
― Greg Ripley, Voice of the Elders

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