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Robinson Crusoe's first steps towards Colonialization: To overcome his fear, the first project is to construct the 'Wall' that keeps him safe. Then, Crusoe gradually spends years to set up a series of enclosures, for cattle and goats and for plantations, which slowly cover the landscape, the island. Crusoe's enclosure gives him a sort of relief and meaning to life because in his enclosed spaces he gains identity and individuality. Therefore, one can claim that Crusoe's enclosure movement is a movement towards identity formation. This enclosing process makes everything inside, and it is his first step towards colonizing the island.
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"Embrace the wisdom of ancient Hebrews: 'He is not a full man who does not own a piece of land.' 🌱✨ Let these words inspire you to cultivate your own piece of paradise and seize the power of ownership. 🏡. . . . . . . . . .. . .. #LandOwnership #InspirationalQuotes #HebrewWisdom #OwnYourLand #EmpowermentJourney #DreamBig #LandOfOpportunity"
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A simple guide to the most misunderstood land on earth. Educate yourself.
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Trees serve as vital components of our environment, offering numerous benefits to both nature and humanity. Recognizing them as precious natural resources, it becomes imperative to safeguard and promote their well-being. Yet, beneath their serene façade lies a language steeped in history, bearing witness to the atrocities inflicted upon them in various times and places. This language, encoded within the rings of each tree, holds invaluable evidence of massacres and anti-environmental activities. As each tree grows, it absorbs the essence of its surroundings, encapsulating the tales of brave champions who sacrificed their lives in defense of these arboreal guardians against the greed of timber mafias and their accomplices. Through this silent dialogue, the trees narrate the degradation of the environment caused by the wanton destruction of their resources. Only those with a profound love for nature can truly comprehend and empathize with this profound discourse, recognizing the urgent need to protect and preserve our invaluable green heritage.
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What archetype resonated for you? I could see a little bit of all the #archetypes in my own approach but of course, helping people return to themselves and nature. Seeing Nature as a team mate and co-facuoitator in the work i do. I'd probably be called the sage. The concept of being an awesome ancestor can be a grounding decision maker and compass for life, career and well-being too. I love the "one green thing" idea too. especially considering those who experience eco-anxiety. This invites us to centre back into our sphere of control and influence. #climate #mentalhealth #change #culture #ecoanxiety #ecodoom #wellbeing #archetypes #climatechange https://lnkd.in/e4jMpGBz
Heather White: Think Like an Awesome Ancestor: A Daily Practice to Ease Eco-Anxiety
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Many years ago, the famous anthropologist Margaret Mead asked her students what they considered to be the first sign of civilization. The students expected Mead to talk about fishhooks, clay pots, or stone tools. But no. Mead said that the first sign of civilization in an ancient culture was a femur that had been broken and then healed. Mead explained that if an animal in the wild breaks a leg, it dies. With a broken leg, it cannot run from danger, get to the river for a drink, or hunt for food. It becomes easy prey for predators as healing a bone takes a long time. A femur that had been broken and then healed is evidence that someone took the time to stay with the injured person, bound up the wound, carried the person to safety, and cared for them until they recovered. Helping someone through difficulty is where civilization starts. This story from Margaret Mead reminds us that the true foundation of civilization is compassion and support for one another. It’s a powerful example of emotional intelligence and empathy in action. Let’s remember that helping others through their difficult times is not just an act of kindness, but the very essence of what it means to be civilized. In our modern world, fostering these qualities in our workplaces and communities can lead to stronger, more resilient societies. #EmotionalIntelligence #Empathy #Leadership #Compassion #Civilization
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The history of killer whales, also known as orcas, and human interaction is complex. While there have been cases of orcas attacking humans in captivity, in the wild, such incidents are extremely rare. Orcas have been revered by many indigenous cultures and have been part of their mythology and spiritual beliefs for centuries. In modern times, the capture an display of orcas in marine parks and aquariums has sparked controversy and raised questions about the ethics of keeping these intelligent and social animals in captivity. Additionally, there have been efforts to study and protect wild orca populations, recognizing their importance in marine ecosystems. Overall, the relationship between humans and killer whales continues to evolve as our understanding of these magnificent creatures deepens.🐋🦈🐳
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考えがまとまったら、行動あるのみ! Today's Mother Nature Quote " When you have talked yourself into what you want, right there is the place to stop talking and begin saying it with deeds." by Napoleon Hill John Muir Trail, Sierra Nevada Mountains, CA #axiantafinancialpartners #Financialindependence #financialfreedom #financialliteracy #thinkandgrowrichthelegacy #thinkandgrowrich #jmt #sierranevadamounains
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