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Feminist Taoculture

RightBrain culture absorbs and heals LeftBrain monoculturalism, capitalism's win/lose unholy market-structured days and commodified aggressive nights pursuing lose/lose fear v anger competitions. RightBrain multicultural invitations whisper nutritional health climates longing for explicit win/win language to express belongings inside climates of nature/spirit co-opportunities. RightBrain polyculture resists militarized punishing States and unfree capitalized infamy Western monopolized white male privileged markets addictive transactions enslaving detached unemotional commodification of people planet plants populations priorities predators prey places properties plans disregarding health care climates of cooperative giving as compassionately receiving. RightBrain culture denies we all belong bought and sold in a win/lose nationalistic competitive market. RightBrain anti-LeftBrain dominating militarized culture invites re-attached re-personalized commitments to each other in holistic names for Earth and Her Sun and GrandMother Moon's lunar inspirations. RightBrain polycultural networks do not reductively function to secure nation-privileged markets supporting merely abstract, detached lack of freedom to trust Nature with Spirit primally secure co-liberations of co-passionately listening love. RightBrain cultures impassion with and for delighted LeftBrain less ego-consumed reductive deductive dissonant determined desperate egocentric identity within Earth's well sung dancing climates of cooperatively nutritious communications sensations polyphonic harmonies, polypathic integrity, passionately positive potentialities. Which invites further reflection on why climate health invites RightBrain cooperative polycultures to absorb and heal LeftBrain competing monoculturalism,

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