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25/ Ultimately, authentic community is an emergent property, growing from and blending with the land; an integrative conviviality reconnecting neighbor and neighborhood in the co-evolutionary integrity and wholeness of a complete form of belonging.

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Likewise, the bio-cultural simultaneity of eco-social physicianship not only recognizes the unparalleled regenerative synergies unique to the dynamic reconciliation of human and earthly solidarity, but actively works them. The integral ecology of planetary peace, locally-made.

Wendell Berry: “You cannot save the land apart from the people, or the people apart from the land.” What is it to serve others and the Earth, in the very same breath? What is it to co-creatively serve the co-evolutionary unicity of a single garment of destiny?
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Copy of tweet and quote tweet here: Likewise, the bio-cultural simultaneity of eco-social physicianship not only recognizes the unparalleled regenerative synergies unique to the dynamic reconciliation of human and earthly solidarity, but actively works them. The integral ecology of planetary peace, locally-made. Wendell Berry: “You cannot save the land apart from the people, or the people apart from the land.” What is it to serve others and the Earth, in the very same breath? What is it to co-creatively serve the co-evolutionary unicity of a single garment of destiny?

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 6 Dec 2023

@AimeTim 2/ The finest regenerative designers consciously weave together human and more-than-human ecology, in co-evolutionary combinations which functionally 'click!', collapsing two-dimensional vanities, in this realm of existence, in a single helix of paradaisical consciousness.

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In a very real sense, the 'prophetic earthwork' movement amounts to just such a phenomenon, establishing a path into the fully incarnational life which rests, restores and reinvigorates ourselves, the planet and the expression of the Beautiful, in the same breath...

...reprojecting prophetic radicalism upon a novel, trans-cultural, world-historical plane, in which social and planetary renewal, the co-creative ecologies of green-blooded & red-blooded realms, meet, interweave and mutually synergize in a single helix of Presence.

Ultimately, human incarnation, fully-enfleshed, is simultaneously Earth Epiphany; and world-resurrection, the 'in-breaking of Spirit in our time', the heaven of Earth made manifest. Here and now, in this realm of existence, We and the Earth heal, as One.
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Excerpt from tweet thread here: In a very real sense, the 'prophetic earthwork' movement amounts to just such a phenomenon, establishing a path into the fully incarnational life which rests, restores and reinvigorates ourselves, the planet and the expression of the Beautiful, in the same breath... ...reprojecting prophetic radicalism upon a novel, trans-cultural, world-historical plane, in which social and planetary renewal, the co-creative ecologies of green-blooded & red-blooded realms, meet, interweave and mutually synergize in a single helix of Presence. Ultimately, human incarnation, fully-enfleshed, is simultaneously Earth Epiphany; and world-resurrection, the 'in-breaking of Spirit in our time', the heaven of Earth made manifest. Here and now, in this realm of existence, We and the Earth heal, as One.

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Quoted by3/ Our challenge is not simply to restate incarnation but to expand it: to grasp its cosmic depth, its relational entanglement, its evolutionary dynamism, and its forward momentum. What bursts forth is a radical embodiment reaching into the roots of existence itself.Quoted by@richvillodas end/ 'Inherit the Earth'? Put another way, only the Kingdom gives access to Paradise, but only Paradise renders the Kingdom fully concretized - the Heaven of Earth of 'on earth as it is in heaven', "which is to say, in Dante's words, 'the beatitude of this life.'" (Agamben)