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7/ In this regard, a dynamic, co-evolutionary relationship with our habitat harkens back to the 'Deus humanus' of Renaissance philosophers, the wedding of part and whole, individual and Singularity, and our lives to the enormous force of the spirit of a time. x.com/thomasmooreSoul/status/560067256286453760

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Quoted by@sentantiq And Meister Eckhart: “We are made perfect by what happens to us, not by what we do.”Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @realNDWalsch Simple enough. When we connect with another, we connect with the greater unity arising in our experience. We do not lose ourselves as we relate more to others: we lose only our experience of separation. And let us not forget the more-than-human world, too.Quoted by@realNDWalsch Simple enough. When we connect with another, we connect with the greater unity arising in our experience. We do not lose ourselves as we relate more to others: we lose only our experience of separation. And let us not forget the more-than-human world, too.