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3/ Marriages of visionary social projects to visionary agro-ecological projects, in combinations which ‘click’, define functional, justice-based regenerative design. Naturally, such work is inherently localizing or ‘co-evolutionary’. How could it be any other way?

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 23 Feb 2021

N. O. Brown: “Laborare est orare, to labor is to pray. Overcoming the distinction between the active and the contemplative. Overcoming the distinction between works and grace. The Garden Project.” The heaven of earth, made Real. The Third Way. ?s=20

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @RizomaSchool Indeed. And I’d like to add ‘the holy, open secret’ as Goethe calls it, of an experientially-based affirmation I share, repeatedly, whenever opportunity affords: “Do the good work, and you meet the good people.” Ain’t that a truth! Art, Food Not Lawns website, 2001, Eugene, OR.Quoted by@RizomaSchool Indeed. And I’d like to add ‘the holy, open secret’ as Goethe calls it, of an experientially-based affirmation I share, repeatedly, whenever opportunity affords: “Do the good work, and you meet the good people.” Ain’t that a truth! Art, Food Not Lawns website, 2001, Eugene, OR.Quoted by@ProjectOrchard @Blak_Outside @decolonisetheg @CivilEats end/ Because food-justice is foundational to and interwoven with the larger cause of civil rights and universal justice, our collaborations and propagandizing also unite and synergize with large-scale secular-religious conversations around BIPOC-led projects. @UniteThePoor