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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Healthy robust empathy of embryos, infants, children recognizes instinctive curiosity, absence of apathy. Active distrust is learned through parents and schools and religions and other dispiriting unnatural influences, as was our history of monotheistic political ownership divorced from co-invested economic ecology. I live more curiously, actively looking and listening for polyicultural political and economic integrity, win/win strategic intentions toward cooperatively owned and managed healthy wealth Yet still within anthro-supremacism's last remains of a climatically dissembling MonoTheistic Creation Story of human nature struggling against EarthTribe's sacred, and democratically inclusive, global resilience Regenerating and educating animated and curious EarthTribe children thriving healthy safely wealthy wisely co-empathic within EarthMother's indigenous re-ligiously synergetic Nature. As MonoTheistic AnthroMind Patriarchs actively re-engage PolyTheistic EarthBody Matriarchs, we re-connect re-ligion re-store re-visit re-generate older RightBrain MuseWays Reweaving MonoTheistic inter-religious Western history with Eastern PolyTheistic Trust in animated curious and profoundly co-empathic universally salvific and rapturous win/win co-redemptive democracy.
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