Nick Routledge@nick_routledge

9 November 2021 at 20:14Reply to @nick_routledge

@antoniogm So far, our experience powerfully confirms this co-evolutionary dynamism carries us into territory peacefully transcending the profusion of tribal distinctions historically dividing us. Applied diversity works best _celebrating_ difference - the unicity of common ground and good.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 21 Jul 2020

9/ “...Which is all very well, but how does the coevolving complex of a society embedded in that society’s sustaining ecosystem emerge from the dense complexity of individual experience?...” sapport.scribble.com/avalon/gotsnotpart2.htm

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Quoted by2 Feb 2022RT @nick_routledge: @omniscommunia Or, as regenerative designers put it, every resurrection requires a home address. Peace on, with and through the Earth. #JuergenMoltmann: “The embodiment of the messianic promises to the poor and the quintessence of the hopes of the alienated is that the world should be 'home'.”Quoted by2 Feb 2022@omniscommunia Or, as regenerative designers put it, every resurrection requires a home address. Peace on, with and through the Earth. #JuergenMoltmann: “The embodiment of the messianic promises to the poor and the quintessence of the hopes of the alienated is that the world should be 'home'.”Quoted by11 Nov 2021RT @nick_routledge: @psyche_the_mag Hmm. Given that Sikhism’s special relation with food and farming, to this day, represents a great relative strength among world religions, I wonder if the tradition may yet contribute a uniquely vital perspective and approach to the planetary regenerative-design movement.Quoted by11 Nov 2021@psyche_the_mag Hmm. Given that Sikhism’s special relation with food and farming, to this day, represents a great relative strength among world religions, I wonder if the tradition may yet contribute a uniquely vital perspective and approach to the planetary regenerative-design movement.