Sympatheia
Re-connecting to nature by creating space to think, connect and grow together.
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Sky Prisons, Animacy of Place & Asking the Lake... (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Monday Thicket! This is a weekly collection of ideological stones, feathers, and bits of fluff gathered from my wanderings.Each week, we venture into the tangled undergrowth of nature, art, philosophy, and our ever-shifting world, searching for insights worth carrying home. Think of this as a shared foraging expedition where I’ve done the pathfinding, and you get to discover what treasures might be worth adding to your collection.<a class="button primary" href="https://readsympath
Mutualism: The Flourishing of All (opens the original)
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This is part of a series where I dive into ecological relationships, both in nature and in other contexts. You can read Part 1 to learn more about the broad umbrella of symbiotic relationships: Symbiosis: The Art of Living in Direct ContactTo recap, symbiosis is a type of relationship where beings live in direct and sustained contact with another. This includes a range of dynamics where both parties benefit (mutualism), some parties benefit (commensalism, parasitism) or neither parties are obvio
Talking to Plants & Seeing in Colour (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Monday Thicket! This is a weekly collection of ideological stones, feathers, and bits of fluff gathered from my wanderings.Each week, we venture into the tangled undergrowth of nature, art, philosophy, and our ever-shifting world, searching for insights worth carrying home. Think of this as a shared foraging expedition where I’ve done the pathfinding, and you get to discover what treasures might be worth adding to your collection.<a class="button primary" href="https://readsympath
Symbiosis: The Art of Living in Direct Contact (opens the original)
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We love the word ‘ecology’. We’re seeing more people discuss the ‘ecology of things’ year on year. If you read my piece last week, An Ecological Life, you’ll know I’ve been deepening my awareness of the relationships I’m in and seeing life as ecosystems within ecosystems within ecosystems. That everything is either directly or indirectly in relationship to everything else. That all things are connected by a thin golden thread to everything else. <a class="image-link image2
Inner Ecology, Big Dreams & Sleeping in the Forest (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Monday Thicket! This is a weekly collection of ideological stones, feathers, and bits of fluff gathered from my wanderings.Each week, we venture into the tangled undergrowth of nature, art, philosophy, and our ever-shifting world, searching for insights worth carrying home. Think of this as a shared foraging expedition where I’ve done the pathfinding, and you get to discover what treasures might be worth adding to your collection.<a class="button primary" href="https://readsympath
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