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Indigenous Healing As Restorative Justice: Part 2 Healing, for the indigenous people entails resacralization of the land, reconnection with the entire lifeworld of the universe, and restoration of wholeness. For the Indigenous people, healing is communication, not individualistic. It's goal is newness and renewal of the totality of the universe.
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Day 1: The Lifeblood of Civilizations – Water's Crucial Role in Prolonging Our Days The journey of human evolution is a tale of overcoming adversities. As we embarked on the path of progress, we battled elements of nature, crafted tools, erected monumental structures, and penned profound philosophies. Yet, the quest for pure water, our most primal need, stands out as a pivotal chapter in this odyssey... Read the full article here - https://lnkd.in/gxMeCCFA Make sure to check out our website for more articles, products and information at www.h2oknow.com!
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🌿 Did you know that faith leaders and organizations play a crucial role in supporting land restoration? 🙏 Watch this video to learn how they're harnessing their influence, land assets, and spiritual wisdom to champion the restoration of our precious landscapes. https://lnkd.in/d87semFu #LandRestoration #FaithLeaders #Sustainability 🌍✨
Faith leaders as allies for land restoration
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🌊 A Pivotal Moment for River Restoration! 🌱 The Klamath River, once one of the most heavily dammed rivers on the West Coast, is undergoing a transformative change with the removal of four major dams—the largest project of its kind in U.S. history. 🏞️ This monumental effort will open up over 400 miles of essential habitat, helping to restore endangered species like coho and Chinook salmon, as well as steelhead trout. By dismantling these barriers, the river’s water quality will improve, and ecosystems that are vital to Indigenous communities and a host of wildlife will be rejuvenated. This project aims to reconnect the river’s natural flow, boost fish populations, and undo decades of environmental harm caused by the dams. 🐟🦢 Research shows that dam removal can lead to rapid recovery, allowing rivers to heal and enabling the return of wildlife, such as river otters, great blue herons, and Pacific lamprey, that have been cut off from their habitats for over a century. This initiative not only signifies a major victory for environmental restoration but also serves as a model for river conservation efforts worldwide. 🌍✨ As we celebrate #CABiodiversityWeek, it’s a perfect time to recognize the rich plant and animal life of the Klamath River. This vibrant ecosystem supports a variety of species, from the willows and rushes that stabilize riverbanks, to osprey and river otters that depend on its waters. With the dams coming down, the river is on its way to becoming a thriving habitat once again. We’re excited to celebrate this historic achievement and look forward to a revitalized Klamath River full of life and resilience! Learn more about the Klamath River Restoration here: https://lnkd.in/eFruXjQu #KlamathRiver #DamRemoval #RiverRestoration #Biodiversity #SalmonRecovery #ConservationSuccess #EcosystemResilience #EnvironmentalScience
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🌿 Did you know that faith leaders and organizations play a crucial role in supporting land restoration? 🙏 Watch this video to learn how they're harnessing their influence, land assets, and spiritual wisdom to champion the restoration of our precious landscapes. https://lnkd.in/d87semFu #LandRestoration #FaithLeaders #Sustainability 🌍✨
Faith leaders as allies for land restoration
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WELLBEING SPACES DESIGN 🌿 Regenerative practitioner 🌿 Educator, Consultant on Wellbeing Design 🌿 Biophilia - Regenerative Design 🌿 Founder of Biophilic Society - Habitarmonia Ecosystem
I recently watched "Living Wild: Surviving with the Means of the Stone Age" from Lynx Vilden, and it’s been on my mind ever since. The film draws us back to a time when humanity walked the Earth as hunter-gatherers, intimately connected with the land. It’s incredible to think that only 10,000 years ago, we began settling into agricultural life, a shift that paved the way for modern society as we know it. But as I reflect on this, I can’t help but wonder about the cost of this shift—how we’ve progressively distanced ourselves from the wild, from the rhythms of nature that once governed our existence. Today, we have so much, yet we seem to have lost the simplicity of life that once anchored our being. The conveniences of modern living have created an unbalanced relationship between us and the ecosystems that sustain us, and as technology grows ever more complex, so does our separation from the natural world. I found myself asking: What would happen if we re-learned how to live in harmony with the wild? What if, instead of dominating nature, we embraced it as our ancestors did—through simplicity, respect, and deep interconnection? The film made me realize how much we need to return to these roots, not just for the sake of the planet, but for our own wellbeing. Reconnecting with nature doesn’t mean abandoning all we’ve built, but perhaps finding a balance—rediscovering the wisdom of the past while integrating it with our modern capabilities. After all, as we continue to evolve, maybe the real progress lies in returning to the values that grounded us in the first place. What are your thoughts on reconnecting with nature? Let’s continue the conversation. #Rewilding #Simplicity #NatureConnection #Biophilia https://lnkd.in/dgANA8X8
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Uncover the chilling details of #Project2025: A White Christian Nation' and its impact on the government and society. Lean in to understand the future at stake.
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The wisdom of Caribbean ancestors is captured in the proverb, "Yuh can't plant yam and reap eddoe". Their advice reminds us that it's not too late to start making meaningful changes. Seize the day! #AncestralWisdom #BusinessInsight #TakeActionNow #CaribbeanFutures #ClimateInnovation #FlourishByDesign
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