We’ve mistaken the machine’s hum for the Earth’s heartbeat. This post invites a return to rhythm—relational, metabolic, and deeply practical. With insight from a granddaughter, poetry from the field, and grounded practices, it’s a call to re-attune to the living world in the blink of a heartbeat.
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What if large language models were not answers, but instruments—like violins—whose music depends entirely on the hands that play them? In this reflective essay, Terry Cooke-Davies draws on a lifetime of systems thinking and spiritual inquiry to explore how AI technologies can either echo the logics of domination or open portals to relational depth and collective wisdom. The choice is urgent, and it is ours.
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And the Galilean will nod,
not from a throne,
but from the compost heap,
where resurrection begins again.
What if the culture we live inside isn’t inevitable, but inherited? This tender reflection names modernity not as an enemy, but as an invisible architecture we’re entangled with—and invites readers to notice, question, and imagine new ways of being together on this shared Earth.
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A personal reflection on Hospicing Modernity, this post explores the power of Vanessa Machado de Oliveira’s metaphors and the deep learning it prompted—alongside some probing questions about ownership, rights, and the limits of animism. It invites a more integrated synthesis of spirituality, science, and secularity in the face of collapse.
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