6/ This, perhaps, is what salvation begins to restore: our capacity to inhabit this reality as God’s reality. And that changes not only where we look for God, but how we see what is before us. Love is not merely a response to what we see; love can be a way of seeing truthfully.
@AimeTim 3/ We use the terms 'truth of the neighborly' or 'realocalization' to describe this emphatic, planetary shift in experiential locus, away from mediated Spectacle toward direct, proximate participation in a dynamic mutualism far transcending human limitations, genius and powers.
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Copy of thread beginning here: Terrific. Perhaps also worth noting that whereas legacy forms of significance typically dismiss 'neighborly eco-social reality' as a defining, co-evolutionary pivot-point for personal and world transformation, it nonetheless remains our primary, bio-cultural 'space for agency'. Quote Nick Routledge · 1/ Tackle both, at once? Relocalizing experience *and* shedding reification's bastard claim on significance itself, essentially what it takes to get Real. Rohr: "The principle is this: we must struggle with the truth in one concrete place, and then universalize from there." twitter.com/nick_routledge…