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@drvandanashiva Is it any wonder Kabir's no-nonsense appraisal of 'experts' fallen under the spell of their own abstractions holds such resonance for those of us schooled, daily, in the primordial, regenerative power and intelligence of the Real.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 11 Jul 2022

@sssfCommunity @RichardRohrOFM 11/ Where Hindus and Moslems claim Kabir as their own, verses attributed to him also constitute the largest non-Sikh contribution to the Adi Granth, the scripture of Sikhism. Today, his presence grounds the incarnational immediacy of the planetary, regenerative design movement.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @jbralston 2/ Take the promise and power of co-evolutionary diversity in the light of Francis Clooney's Indological leanings. What direct, incarnational relevance do South Asian prophet-contemplatives have to the contemporary 'regenerative design movement', for example?Quoted by@jbralston 2/ Take the promise and power of co-evolutionary diversity in the light of Francis Clooney's Indological leanings. What direct, incarnational relevance do South Asian prophet-contemplatives have to the contemporary 'regenerative design movement', for example?Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @johnrobb @cdrsalamander Big fan of Monibot's prescience and acuity around the gravity of climate chaos, but clearly he's one full remove away from a 'prima facie' encounter with regenerative earthwork and its grounded insights into epistemologies and ideologies unhinged from co-evolutionary realpolitik.Quoted by@johnrobb @cdrsalamander Big fan of Monibot's prescience and acuity around the gravity of climate chaos, but clearly he's one full remove away from a 'prima facie' encounter with regenerative earthwork and its grounded insights into epistemologies and ideologies unhinged from co-evolutionary realpolitik.