My hope is that crisis will remind us how to live like the social animal we are, i.e., eating what we need rather than what we want, drinking what we need rather than what we want and using the muscles we've been born with for what they're for ... on top of that, hopefully, a total awareness of our being part of a whole and not its ruler and thus treating the other parts with absolute respect.
There’s hope for sustaining the unsustainable and there’s hope for transformation in the process of collapse. I read yours to be of the latter kind. My hope is that humanity decides to live up to its capacity for love, compassion, stewardship (of Earth and one another), and joy as we meet the coming darkness.
My hope is that crisis will remind us how to live like the social animal we are, i.e., eating what we need rather than what we want, drinking what we need rather than what we want and using the muscles we've been born with for what they're for ... on top of that, hopefully, a total awareness of our being part of a whole and not its ruler and thus treating the other parts with absolute respect.
There’s hope for sustaining the unsustainable and there’s hope for transformation in the process of collapse. I read yours to be of the latter kind. My hope is that humanity decides to live up to its capacity for love, compassion, stewardship (of Earth and one another), and joy as we meet the coming darkness.