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@CACRadicalGrace @knorriseyt 2/ As such, ‘co-evolutionary sacramentality’ restores the concordance between religious life and the seasonal cycle of ritual, between the largely synthetic lives and civilization we strain to inhabit, and a more natural way of being we are all being urgently called toward.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 4 Dec 2021

@TaraAnnThieke 1/ As it happens, a salvation narrative fully grounded in the lived experience of new world creation is already well in hand, though, naturally, Planetary Pentecost phenomenally transcends the perspective, definition and limits of (any one) religion, culture, nation or landscape.

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Quoted by@kaufmanjwriter @johnmilbank3 end/ Not that sobriety isn't a common mode among contemplative regenerative-designers - there are certainly plenty of them. Rather, that the strength of the hills matters far more to our tribe than the strength of the drink. Put another way, how intimately Sourced is your Being?Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @RichardRohrOFM “But how self-exiled we nowadays are from all great gates, great openings into other worlds, great openings into this world. Nierikas, the Hoichol indians call them. The sacred, great and dangerous earth regained might yet turn out to be Paradise Regained.” - John MoriartyQuoted by@RichardRohrOFM “But how self-exiled we nowadays are from all great gates, great openings into other worlds, great openings into this world. Nierikas, the Hoichol indians call them. The sacred, great and dangerous earth regained might yet turn out to be Paradise Regained.” - John Moriarty