@IlseKohler There’s a great secret, at least for most of humanity, and as close as us, so we do not see it: namely, ecological and cultural restoration and justice are as one. What's more, until we *personally* assume the localizing terms of such reconciliation, any 'fix' simply won't work.
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Copy of tweet: Nick Routledge 3/ A defining cultural challenge is how to learn/teach the democratic foundations of robust food systems and, in the same breath, resilient food systems as robust foundations of democracy. Wendell Berry: "At some point these issues catch up to you."
@DanielPinchbeck 1/ Every resurrection is parochial. Where this experience identifies with our immediate habitat, we assume a form of care in which the act of healing and journey of homecoming reveal themselves as one and the same - our primary pathway into Awakening.
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Copy of tweet: 3/ Marriages of visionary social projects to visionary agro-ecological projects, in combinations which ‘click’, define functional, justice-based regenerative design. Naturally, such work is inherently localizing or ‘co-evolutionary’. How could it be any other way?