Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@JoshRainerGold And bizarre, isn’t it, how rarely ‘the nature of work’ - our central existential pivot and occupation - figures in general conversation. @RevDrMatthewFox: “We are talking about resacralizing our work worlds and therefore our whole world.”

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 23 Feb 2021

“The environmental crisis tells us much about our crisis in work today, furnishing us with an opportunity & a responsibility to ask deeper questions of work. To ask how a spirituality of work might assist us in redefining how, why, and for whom we do our work.” @RevDrMatthewFox

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Quoted by@Happyholistichs @gracie88888 @RizomaSchool @sweatystartup Perhaps the geography of functional community is ultimately, necessarily, fully local - a co-evolutionary sacramentality of love bounded within and bonded by a bio-cultural resilience transcending ’synthetic’ cultural differences. A commons of kind lives, come to ground.