An invitation to reflect on the paradox at the heart of human nature: that the very capacities enabling our flourishing—our knowledge, culture, and extraction—may now threaten the planetary web we depend on. What might it mean to become Homo sapiens participans?
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“The Book of the Overplayed Hand” is a prophetic satire from the compost heap of modernity. Through symbolic chapters like The Trump, The Deal, and The Fold, it invites creative mischief-makers to co-author a living oracle on collapse, complicity, and regeneration. #OverplayedHand is your invitation to shuffle in.
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A quiet companion for those sensing that the future must be rooted in deeper relationships—with the Earth, with each other, and with mystery. This guide offers five waypoints for those seeking orientation beyond modernity, drawing on reverence, complexity, and the sacredness of the spaces between.
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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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