Bioregional Animism Evolver

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I wrote recently to little lightening bolt who began the first Bioregional Animism on tribe.net

I told him of Evolver and why it would be a good place for his ideas and community. He told me that he has bowed out of so much online activity and suggested I put a mirror site here on Evolver.

http://evolver.net/group/bioregional_animism_evolver

I hope you find inspiration and aliveness from these ideas as you apply them to life, and I hope that you will be so kind as to share you insights as you undoubtedly have been practicing this already in your own way.

BioRegional Animism is a worldview that integrates with many ways of life, including paganism, deep ecology, indigenous traditions, and more. Animism respects the living world as a larger community of which humans are only one part and seeks to connect with one's local surroundings in an intimate way, Promoting new traditions which express the diversity of the land below our feet and sky above our head. Furthermore, BioRegional Animism brings the shaman back into the context of animist societies centered on the land where they live.
(via http://www.bioregionalanimism.org/ )

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Speaking of my uncle rudy,

Speaking of my uncle rudy, he is doing better after that eye surgery, the only thing is that he is asking really weird questions.

Peace,
t23
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http://riogrande-santafe.blogspot.com/

Bioregional Animism Evolver

Bioregional Animism Evolver has been squashed by the powers that be. The above address is not correct. I had a more region specific group here that connected to a blog I maintain about my Bioregion. It is now the general Bioregional Animism Evolver http://www.evolver.net/group/bioregional_animism_upper_rio_grande_santa_...

Check it out!

Peace,
Dionysios
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http://riogrande-santafe.blogspot.com/

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