Sacred Shelters

If humane shelters
for homeless souls
with diverse bodies
were also sacred liturgies of passage,

Then sanctuaries for healthier transitions
could be good faith care-giving and -receiving communities
moving together
toward cooperatively-owned
and mutually-imaged nonsectarian theology
and regenerative healthy ecology authorities
and global positive energy wealth responsibility
givers and takers
speakers and listeners
inhabiting cooperative integrity
within WinEgo/WinEco diversity constraints
without toxic Yang/Yin competitions
to feel sufficiently safe
living evolved for greener sanctuary experience
feelings

Thoughts planted in childhood bonding experiences
of eco-school binding language with Win/Lose enculturation
further supplemented by more permanent
critical adulthood housing and extended family iconic events

Together building Earth's great and everyday WinWin transitions
toward cooperative communal homes
restoring green buildings and grounds

Composing neighborhood blocks within eco-village sanctuary
rituals of dawning birth
through WiseElder emerging non-violence

Debating BusinessAsUsual competitive over-capital investment
under-communal wonder
to discern essential organic sanctuary bonding experiences
resilient across family regenerations past
toward future,
non-sectarian Earth passages 
toward sacred homeless green sanctuary.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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Michael Avatar
December 3, 2018 at 9:21 AM
A very progressive write...with great ideas...the wave of the future most certainly...All the best Gerald
Dillenbeck Avatar
December 3, 2018 at 9:38 AM
Thanks for adding to this blue sky and ocean sunshine day.
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