Tijn Tjoelker
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Weaving together the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible 🕸️
Tijn Tjoelker
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We should probably think of cho as “going and pausing” (Wieger [1], p. 789), and thus as “rhythmic movement,” where going is yang and pausing is yin.
Alan Watts • Tao: The Watercourse Way
Welcome-to-the-Great-Unraveling_2023
Explores the interconnected crises of environmental degradation and social inequality, termed the "Great Unraveling," emphasizing the need for systemic change and resilience-building to address these compounding global challenges.
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Together-ness is a practice. At the practice center we have a unique opportunity to live closely with friends from many different countries and backgrounds. Together we form one Sangha body, connected by the practice of mindfulness. With our collective energy of calming and looking deeply, it is possible for us to support each other... See more
Together-ness is a practice. At the practice center we have a unique opportunity to live closely with friends from many different countries and backgrounds. Together we form one Sangha body, connected by the practice of mindfulness. With our collective energy of calming and looking deeply, it is possible for us to support each other... See more
Thich Nhat Hanh • Extended Practices | Plum Village
The BioFi Project: Glossary
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Brandon Letsinger on LinkedIn: Another bioregional treasure from the vaults! In 1979, Planet Drum… | 14 comments
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The text outlines the principles and methodology of biomimicry, emphasizing nature's strategies as sustainable design inspirations, and presenting frameworks for integrating biological insights into human innovations.
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Ecovillage Map - Search Ecovillage Projects around the World
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