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@SophiaCycles Vocatus atqua non vocatus deus aderit. A working conversation, then. "If one works faithfully and patiently at this task of balancing heaven and earth, eventually one may realize something more remarkable: that the two worlds are in fact one. - Robert Johnson

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7/ In this regard, a dynamic, co-evolutionary relationship with our habitat harkens back to the 'Deus humanus' of Renaissance philosophers, the wedding of part and whole, individual and Singularity, and our lives to the enormous force of the spirit of a time.
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There is not only anima mundi, the soul of the world, but also animus mundi—the sense of nature's intelligence and order.
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Copy of quote tweet: Nick Routledge · 7/ In this regard, a dynamic, co-evolutionary relationship with our habitat harkens back to the 'Deus humanus' of Renaissance philosophers, the wedding of part and whole, individual and Singularity, and our lives to the enormous force of the spirit of a time. Quote Tweet Thomas Moore There is not only anima mundi, the soul of the world, but also animus mundi—the sense of nature's intelligence and order.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 16 Jun 2021

9/ So long in exile from true unity with Ourselves, each Other, and Creation, we now return to an intimacy with the Ground of life fully lived, restoring the foreground we call history with its regenerative power, and the imaginal backdrop gifting our lives instructive meaning.

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Quoted by@SophiaCycles The working key? Dynamically encountering the more-than-human realm in the natural sequence of a concrete, personal journey into Beauty's deepest ground. We are united in a single garment of destiny, after all.