I've said it before and will say it again: the recognition of human as equal to nature requires not only the recognition of human as animal but of animal (as with all things, "living" and not) as divine. Chimpanzees dance at rainfall. Elephants recognize and celebrate moon cycles. Crows hold vigils for the dead. To properly place ourselves in the context of the world around us we must remove the colonialist idea of divinity and spirituality as something "above" the natural world.
I've said it before and will say it again: the recognition of human as equal to nature requires not only the recognition of human as animal but of animal (as with all things, "living" and not) as divine. Chimpanzees dance at rainfall. Elephants recognize and celebrate moon cycles. Crows hold vigils for the dead. To properly place ourselves in the context of the world around us we must remove the colonialist idea of divinity and spirituality as something "above" the natural world.
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Wildness is next to godliness.
BY Druidposting
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