There were other people at the gardens that day who seemed to be tuned into this secret, but most of the people I saw were going around like I always had, observing nature like scientists conducting a study. The garden was something to collect, or analyze, or capture. I’ve seen this kind of tree before, I’ll file that under “seen it.” This kind I h
... See morePete Holmes • Comedy Sex God
While being obvious to many indigenous cultures, it may take quite of a mind-shift for us others to see ourselves as one (or even just interdependent) with nature and our overall environment, and to see any damage or destruction of that environment as a form of cannibalism (or self-destruction). But framing the unsustainable destruction of the envi... See more
Substack • Seeing Wetiko
No wonder a civilization steeped in the polarization of Good versus Evil wreaks such havoc on the rest of nature. No wonder so many creatures are dwindling and disappearing, their homes ravaged with toxins, their forests transformed to stumps
David Abram • Becoming Animal
Our inability to question the claims of our own ego is directly related to this delusion we have of ourselves as being special, the only rational creatures on a planet populated by irrational beasts. The man vs. beast dichotomy is the biggest and most important lie in your thoughts. You need to get rid of it right away. The human being is not “abov
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