Personally, I think that by having entirely suppressed and forgotten our ancestral knowledge, practices and rituals with respect to earth-life and its challenges, we have actually prevented ourselves from acquiring the awareness necessary for survival and set the stage for the age for dangerous alienation and unimaginable violence in which we find ourselves today.
It is an impositional, selfish, aggressive and conquistador world view that cannot at all deal with the natural dependence that “man” has on the cyclical, feminine nature of life itself.
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an ethnobotanist out of U.C. Davis.
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Personally, I think that by having entirely suppressed and forgotten our ancestral knowledge, practices and rituals with respect to earth-life and its challenges, we have actually prevented ourselves from acquiring the awareness necessary for survival and set the stage for the age for dangerous alienation and unimaginable violence in which we find ourselves today.
It is an impositional, selfish, aggressive and conquistador world view that cannot at all deal with the natural dependence that “man” has on the cyclical, feminine nature of life itself.