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@RizomaSchool end/ Green nationalism? An unhinged, incoherent fantasy. As for family grounded reciprocally and regeneratively within the immediate, native, unmediated, infinitely penetrating forces and patterns of natural, local life? A foundation stone of new world creation. Come! Join us!

A tweet, reading 'So, I’m in the Suburban, heading off to Sweet Home with my homies. Pulling out of the homestead, Heather, Mom, takes a hand off the steering wheel and, reaching for the radio, turns toward teenager, L., riding shotgun. “Worship or Country?” she asks her. #nofilter #naturallight' along with four paintings alluding to godly and feminine life.
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A tweet, reading 'So, I’m in the Suburban, heading off to Sweet Home with my homies. Pulling out of the homestead, Heather, Mom, takes a hand off the steering wheel and, reaching for the radio, turns toward teenager, L., riding shotgun. “Worship or Country?” she asks her. #nofilter #naturallight' along with four paintings alluding to godly and feminine life.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 31 Dec 2021

@RizomaSchool A gorgeous testament, deep and true. I so love the way this common thread of love, land and family transcends differences of creed, race, culture. The heaven of earth, a lesson in universal love, innit? Happy New Year to you and the fam.

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Quoted by@Plough @moveincircles "By reclaiming human sexuality as something that men and women govern together as one of the most profound and beautiful mysteries of our common humanity..." What if the regenerative key ultimately asks for the wedded embrace of the more-than-human realm? The sacred, localizing?