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On Decolonizing time... what rituals could re-anchor you in rhythm? … what does it mean to reclaim indigenous time?… how can we move more with seasons and less with schedules?… Reposted from @aaf_lagos 🙏🏾❤️✨

#IndigenousWisdom — “Our bodies are archive of our culture.” — Chloe Calderon Chotrani (@BodyAs.Earth) Thank you Chloe for letting me know about this potent offering from Indigenous elders & practitioners of Indigenous wisdom. With the ongoing threats near & far to erase us from our... See more

western cultures believe we must be alive for a purpose. to work, to make money. some indigenous cultures believe we're alive just as nature is alive: to be here, to be beautiful & strange. we don't need to achieve anything to be valid in our humanness.

Have you ever heard the phrase “time is money” and thought - wait, something’s not right here? That’s because we live in a world where time itself has been measured, divided, and monetised to serve power, not people. From the carving of the planet into 24 time zones to the race for... See more

"Time immemorial," means exactly that. My first written piece for High Country News, on the frustration of only seeing Indigenous truths become American facts when colonialist institutions say so. https://t.co/b6AYM1kSDN