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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required What is the difference between firmness and force other than exterior as interior cooperation? Difference between truth and love is, hmmm... perhaps the same, or so I economically as politically feel nurturing right now. Firmness of truth as love's cooperative force. Why do we settle for ambiguously competing complexity when the life we seek together might be better faithed as regenerativity? When did chaotic researchers settle for complexity as our primal road toward comprehension of ourselves on and in and of and for Earth's healthy extending family environment? We both want and need better internal cooperative views of recombining regenesis, transliterations for/of transmutations, not with freedom to become any ecological landscape at all, with requisite climate, but certainly freedom from dominating competitions, monoculturing insurrections, cancers of otherwise cooperatively designing organic functions within this multiculturing polypathic story of Earth's metamorphic satyagraha; firmly deep comprehending truths of forcefully regenerating love. Not all that organically complex as heard and seen and smelled and tasted from inside life's ecopolitical opportunities for health and ecological risks of continuing climate pathologies.
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