There is an unstoppable and growing gap between the planetary limits and the conduct of human affairs. The relentless drive for economic growth, the plunder of material resources and the demand for tribal, even violent, territorial domination accelerates the pace towards catastrophe. Efforts to mitigate this trend are failing. We keep applying the thinking and practices that got us into this mess to try and get out of it. Anthony Hodgson suggests our failure is caused by a massive blind spot which prevents us from looking where the solutions could be found. The diverse tribes of humanity are pathologically clinging to confused attitudes and worldviews about who we are and where we live. Our current worldviews, whether scientific, cultural or religious, divert us from searching outside the blind spot. Open inquiry is blocked by orthodoxy at every turn; meaning is attenuated. In this book transdisciplinary systems thinking facilitates an integrated approach to worldview. Cosmic ecology, opens the space for search into a cosmically viable and flourishing life.