Thank you so much for this guest post, very moving in giving words to relationships and experiences long denied in mainstream Western culture. How much is lost and harmed when connection and care for Country not honoured and taught to young. This leaves me thinking about teh daily practices we can do to start listening and being with where we are and who we are with in more than human world
Thank you, Kathryn, for this interesting comment. I am thinking myself about where might be our equivalent of rinyi, pirlirr and liyan in the English language and culture, buried as it may be under millennia of rational, masculine thought. Interesting link, maybe, with Elif Shafak's Note on Apollo and Dionysus. https://elifshafak.substack.com/p/apollo-dionysus-and-the-paris-olympics
Thank you so much for this guest post, very moving in giving words to relationships and experiences long denied in mainstream Western culture. How much is lost and harmed when connection and care for Country not honoured and taught to young. This leaves me thinking about teh daily practices we can do to start listening and being with where we are and who we are with in more than human world
Thank you, Kathryn, for this interesting comment. I am thinking myself about where might be our equivalent of rinyi, pirlirr and liyan in the English language and culture, buried as it may be under millennia of rational, masculine thought. Interesting link, maybe, with Elif Shafak's Note on Apollo and Dionysus. https://elifshafak.substack.com/p/apollo-dionysus-and-the-paris-olympics