The book "Pan-Gaia, a different biogeological path on planet Earth" by geology professor Spyros Pavlidis is an attempt to transmit knowledge and reflection on the understanding of our natural world, particularly the Earth system, as it emerges from the current level of geosciences. It seeks to highlight and condense some important, even radical or heretical perspectives that have significantly contributed to the evolution of human thought and help better understand the environment and its major historical changes. It emphasizes the biogeological unity of our world and its complexity in a simple and understandable way, tracing the evolution of ideas about the Earth and its processes from mythology to the current perception of Gaia. With a philosophical disposition, it examines the dimension of geological time, the role and trajectory of humans within it, the mobility and vitality of the crust, the music it produces, and the inseparable relationship between living and inorganic matter.