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Sacred Stewards

Stewardship is taking cooperative care of what you don't own, giving and receiving care from what you could not rightfully own. I could not exclusively own a symbiotic relationship, a robust string of reiterative emerging communication, a resonant relationship, harmonic integrity. I would most resiliently own nothing without profound solidarity lived in economic and politically empowering sanctuary, free of colonizing intent through capital-driven reductionism. With a more ecofeminist cooperative stewardship arises an ancient, yet renewing, emerging win/win bicameral co-passion, Not about which transcendent spirits are up and which beastly alien natures are down; Not either divine or human, Not sacred or reduced to mere mundane secularity, Not mindfully transcendent or mindlessly immanent, Not supreme ecosystemic interdependence or severely disassociated, ego-uncentered. Ecooperative stewardship is about curious egos within giving and receiving care with and from courageous eco-life systems interdependently cooperative, more than hidden and competitive, without prior resonant win/win association. Stewardship, both/and cooperative more than either/or competitive, bicamerally re-associates restores resonates Left with Right bicameral thoughts with feelings of warm care received from EarthWombed heritage returned for Earth's active compassion given as received, Won as mutually successful, Divine as also humane, Sacred as profoundly communioned EarthNature, Ego rights received as eco-responsibilities cooperatively given shared communicated, Eco-empathically co-relationed, theologically co-passioned.

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Date: 11/25/2019 10:15:00 AM
Hi Gerald fine piece you have here. Thanks for sharing
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