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Sabbath. The true measure of a revolutionary renewal in the ontological status of humanity and our world, is that it encompasses our Wholeness within the greater coherence, communion and miracle of a symbiotic ecology of grace - a complete form of belonging, enfleshed as One.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 2 Aug 2024

🧵 At heart, 'eco-social physicianship' elegantly fuses human ecology and natural habitat in a fit that synergistically 'clicks!' Take, for example, the 'River Road Elder Care Initiative', a classic, bio-cultural, regenerative-design project of the mid-aughts, in Eugene, OR.

Volunteers till and fertilize a large garden in the River Road area of Eugene, OR, preparing for a planting.
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Volunteers till and fertilize a large garden in the River Road area of Eugene, OR, preparing for a planting.

Volunteer Katy transplants spinach into a neighbor’s garden volunteered for our project.
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Volunteer Katy transplants spinach into a neighbor’s garden volunteered for our project.

Our kitchen team at work at Reality Kitchen café and bakery.
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Our kitchen team at work at Reality Kitchen café and bakery.

Elders gather round to enjoy a free, weekly, organic, four-course, home-cooked meal.
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Elders gather round to enjoy a free, weekly, organic, four-course, home-cooked meal.

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Quoted by@HaddenTurner @affinitytalks 14/ Food—the daily sacrament modernity can’t virtualize—tells the truth about us. The table is where a people’s ontology gets enacted. We take the world into our bodies and live the consequences. Our foodways reveal our gods—speed, profit, control—or limits, gratitude, communion.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @Naifalbidh There's always the definitive birth of a new world creation. In this realm. Moltmann: "Judgment is not the last thing of all. It serves the new creation of all things. It is therefore not last but penultimate. What is the last and final is the new word of creation. (Rev. 21.5)"Quoted by@Naifalbidh There's always the definitive birth of a new world creation. In this realm. Moltmann: "Judgment is not the last thing of all. It serves the new creation of all things. It is therefore not last but penultimate. What is the last and final is the new word of creation. (Rev. 21.5)"Quoted byWalking the woods daily, picking mushrooms, just now, I'm stumbled upon an enormous complex of Chanterelles. I'm reminded of deep incarnation as a threshold where the divine claims us within a reinhabitory entanglement with the more-than-human world. The deep ecology of grace.