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A new ecological worldview is spreading globally throughout cultural and religious institutions, establishing common ground with the heritage of traditional Indigenous knowledge.
YES! Magazine • What Does an Ecological Civilization Look Like?
This calls us to undertake a transformation from a worldview of domination and exploitation to a kin-centric worldview that acknowledges our utter dependence upon the life-giving gifts of other species, before whom we can only bow in gratitude. Gratitude awakens the impulse to return the gifts, to enter the covenant of reciprocity.
David Suzuki • The Sacred Balance, 25th anniversary edition: Rediscovering Our Place in Nature (Foreword by Robin Wall Kimmerer)
theologian Thomas Berry, this model identifies the anthropocentric bias of existing legal structures as it seeks more equitable remedies for both people and ecosystems. The Center for Earth Jurisprudence
Frank Forencich • The Art is Long: Big Health and the New Warrior Activist
As an answer to this question, I propose this: We are discovering and awakening into an essential, animating, actionable awareness of ourselves as participants in ecosystems.
Medium • Humanity, the Ecosystem
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Charles Reich • The Greening of America
An Economy of Abundance:
Emergence Magazine • The Serviceberry: An Economy of Abundance – Robin Wall Kimmerer
The Understory – Robert Macfarlane
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