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RT @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 Moriarty

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 22 Dec 2021

@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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Quoted by@RichardRohrOFM The messianic era? Coming home to the transcendent fullness of empirical Earth-bound life, effectively completing a co-evolutionary circuit freeing us to a planetary realm of measureless, enfolded, promise and potential. A new world co-creation, in this realm of existence.Quoted by@sentantiq Yup, utterly exhausting and crazy-making, the existential apostasy sustaining the largely synthetic lives and civilization we strain to inhabit. As for Heraclitus? Now there’s a fellah who understood a more natural way of being. Flow? A door we are all being called toward.