Deep Ecology | The Nature of Interbeing 🌀
Together We Are One
Gongsheng , as BI China Director Bing Song explains in her summary introduction, derives from the biological concept of symbiosis in which organisms are not singular entities of defined individuality, but can only “live together” in co-dependence, the generative thriving of each conditioned by the other.
Translating this notion into philosophical... See more
Translating this notion into philosophical... See more
Nathan Gardels • The Philosophy of Co-Becoming
Beautiful action flows like water,
Not from duty's heavy stone,
But from the heart's natural inclination,
As a seed grows toward the sun.
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When we act from within,
Not because we should, but because we are,
The distinction between self and world dissolves
Like morning mist in gentle dawn.
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Beautiful action requires no thought,
No weighing of moral... See more
Not from duty's heavy stone,
But from the heart's natural inclination,
As a seed grows toward the sun.
-
When we act from within,
Not because we should, but because we are,
The distinction between self and world dissolves
Like morning mist in gentle dawn.
-
Beautiful action requires no thought,
No weighing of moral... See more
Tijn Tjoelker on Substack
An organism that wins against it’s environment ends up killing itself.
—Gregory Bateson
“As long as the environment is ‘out there’, we may leave it to some special interest group like environmentalists to protect while we look after our ‘selves’.”
John Seed in Daniel Christian Wahl
John Seed in Daniel Christian Wahl
Emma Proud • Getting off the ‘time highway’: reconnecting with the rest-of-nature through the wheel of the year
Reverence is the work of attention. In fact, reverence is attention.