Sacrificial Altars

When did business ethics find roots in science rather than re-connecting humane re-ligion? Thereby exempting, divorcing, earning a merely fair and acceptable free economic pass to continue extraction exploitation to build corporate empires divorced from religion's incorporated GoldenRule win/win ethics, Including family fair play of sacrificially co-redemptive moral values on altars of messianic bodhisattva sacred smoke and self/other co-reflective mirrors Meming little everyday issue miming, like don't neglect our long-term health care planet, Like take care of our homes and local communities so we, together, can continue keeping each Other healthy and safe. How alarmingly Old Indigenous School it feels to interdependently belong to green matriarchal DNA regenerative systemic roots of habitual healthy instincts Sensory and sexual re-connecting re-ligioning vocational secularized sacred employments In cooperative wise gratitude for MotherEarth's naturally enspirited enlightened empowering regenerative ecofeminist green graced bowing attitude Positive and cooperative nonzero-emergent polycultural WinEgo to Win EcoSystemic health/wealth climates of resilient integrity Rooted in sacred Right hemispheres and cooperatively regifted in co-empathic secular co-arisings Heaven's Light uprising brings and rebrings, turns and returns day and night Earth's health-powered ReSalvific ClimateJustice Which, to my left hemisphere, is all about careful autonomous control and scrupulously quantitative best NonZeroSum cooperatively owned emergence toward inclusive multicultural planning for WholeEarth health/wealth optimization To which my right hemisphere responds looking for healthier four-square lyrical fond of some things hoping for a miraculous beat, comfortable with seasonal reasoned rhythms repeat not quite so hopelessly white patterned arches resting on male privileged marches Busyness roots in monetized science thereby left hemisphere exempting artistic everyday eco-political experience from GoldenRule expiring Win/Win re-connecting re-ligioning EarthDay natural/spiritual cooperative co-invested polyculturing ethics.