№ 189•Ecology•First Edition p.84
The air, the water, the earth, the fire—all connected, reciprocal, sacred—all part of each other and everything else.
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They live in rhythm with the land, not in opposition to it. They’re in tune with their surroundings—each other. The air, the water, the earth, the fire—all connected, reciprocal, sacred—all part of each other and everything else. They live in harmony with nature—not outside of it. They don’t need physics to prove it. What we now call string theory or unified fields—they’ve understood through story, ceremony, and presence for generations. They just call it life.” Ray looked at him, skeptical but open.
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