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(re)imagining stories of collective flourishing, rooted in ecological care, social justice, and collaborative change

Newsletter · By Mana Short · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Aug 30, 2026

    Part I: Where soil, wind, and water meet (opens the original)

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    I have heard people say that a thriving community is woven together by three kinds of people: soil people (tsuchi no hito, 土の人), wind people (kaze no hito, 風の人), and water people (mizu no hito, 水の人).Soil people are those who are deeply rooted to place—the keepers of cultural knowledge, tradition, and memory passed down over generations. Wind people are the pollinators, carrying with them new seeds to the soils they encounter and live among. And water people are the nurturers, bringing the seeds

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