It's fascinating, inspiring and enlightening to realise the hidden interconnectivity and interdependencies between absolutely everything and to ponder the organic emergence of the systemic order in things - atoms, cells, neurons, biological systems, forests, societies, solar systems and galaxies all seem to have an 'intelligence' to them.
If you've not read Merlin Sheldrake's 'Entangled Life' or Charles Eisenstein's 'A More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible' you might enjoy them - they both explore this systemic interconnectedness or interbeing in different ways.
Just by names alone, both 'Entangled Life' and "A More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible' really intrigue. I'll check those out. Thanks, John. And I agree that the hidden interconnectivity and interdependencies between everything is a marvel. Personally, I find it creates in me more of a sense of belonging and acceptance.
It's fascinating, inspiring and enlightening to realise the hidden interconnectivity and interdependencies between absolutely everything and to ponder the organic emergence of the systemic order in things - atoms, cells, neurons, biological systems, forests, societies, solar systems and galaxies all seem to have an 'intelligence' to them.
If you've not read Merlin Sheldrake's 'Entangled Life' or Charles Eisenstein's 'A More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible' you might enjoy them - they both explore this systemic interconnectedness or interbeing in different ways.
Just by names alone, both 'Entangled Life' and "A More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible' really intrigue. I'll check those out. Thanks, John. And I agree that the hidden interconnectivity and interdependencies between everything is a marvel. Personally, I find it creates in me more of a sense of belonging and acceptance.