With all the talk in the news about reducing carbon emissions from cars for people living in Richmond in London, I have been reminded of a poem that came to me just before going to sleep one night, that I wrote down as it felt divinely received. As some one who has a few issues with asthma, this poem about understanding the divine through breathing is particularly poignant to me when thinking about ecological justice. Most people with asthma and nut allergies suffer so, either through air pollution, contact with highly allergical materials & gases, or through over exposure to nuts or nut oils too early as a child. I have both, and many in my family have allergies - so horrahh for the industrial revolution and how from then on, we have thought it acceptable to subject people and in fact the whole of creation to hazzardous environments and pollutants, and so it goes on from Father & Mother to Son and daughter - and the symptom.... increases in people with allergies.