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Food is one of the most basic needs for all living things. But food is more than that. It connects us to our history, our ancestors, the land and nature.

There is no real solution that isn’t provocative, that doesn’t turn this planet, and its systems, on its head.

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People should always insist on having free speech, free thinking and expression as inviolable rights.

A People’s Guide to Tarot shows how the skill of reading cards — and the mindset that comes with it — is available to everyone.

If only we could pray and shop our way into feeling complete.

The potlatch and gift economy, both indigenous practices, are forms of exchange that don’t require abstract capital, debt, reciprocity, or enforcement.

"What we get to see with Trump is that capitalism has nowhere to go other than into the darker reaches of itself." From Charles Liburd

Jonathan Woolley, on Trump as the big-daddy boss archetype.

The process of attaching Value to money, wages or financial transactions is normalized under the guise of logic, science, and truth. When, in reality, it’s a barbaric, savage or superstitious thing to do.

From George Caffentzis: There is very little 'abnormal' about this crisis of capital or Trump's policies.

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For a child raised on alien parades, kitch and themed snacks, the brain will build into their map of reality inconceivable beings from unknown dimensions.

It’s easy to see the linden as a holy tree, and indeed it is considered as such in different parts of Europe, particularly Eastern Europe, with many gods and goddesses being linked to it in some way.

For the Brits, whose form of exercise was laboring, digging holes, “playing with weapons” and so on, India must have been quite a sight.

In knowing the true self, our fears and our repressed pains, we are able to move forward in the world stronger, with more of a resilient yet flexible metallurgy.

On the delusions of American exceptionalism.

Come fellow seeker, enter into the garden wild where mystery and wonder echo that which can be found in the wild landscape, a microcosm of it, if you will. Here the magic shimmers in the air, is held in the blooming flowers and carried in their scent, blowing gently on the breeze or perhaps heard in the singing of the birds and the buzzing of bees.

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