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Cascading Windows

The first of Earth's life support systems to go was crude oil Then natural-spiritual gas Then easily accessible commercial-grade and scale coal. Then wood for crude construction. Then electric grid energy MiddleEastern then Western then Eastern colonizing infrastructures pathologically cascaded down into local-cooperative democracy scale. While internally cooperative infrastructures of active love beauty and grace of and gratitude for PositivEnergy Democracy expanded exponentially, driven by both Positive cooperative investments and Negative loss divestments of WinNow to LoseLater long-term self disempowering deficit, rather than WinWin co-redeeming, options. Then clean drinking water pathologically cascaded away from where it was needed and toward where seaside communities entire coast lines were redrawn, and boundary issues of dry nations and barren refugee states faded away from multi-mediated view. While internally WinWin cooperative infrastructures swept revolutionarily in, like a grateful sacred tsunami, economic and political cascade, social and psychological and historical reweaving, theological and ecological co-regenerative, reaching toward livable climate needs within as without For health as abundant multicultural EarthWealth With Permaculture Design ego-ecotherapeutic ZeroZone centering practices, Psychological PositiveEnergy ReStorations, GoldenRule Therapeutic Justice, NonViolent, local through global, Peace WinLose LeftBrain Either/Or Nature/Spirit dualistic fundamentalism cascading toward WinWin Both/And eco/theological gratitude, Positive LeftRight ProLife GreenEnergy STEAM Systems, gratitude for trust and beauty attitudes. BadNews closed doors chosen first are GoodNews open doors cooperatively chosen WinWin last yet healthy best.

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