Bonus Sample: The Dangers of Slogans
In 1970, farmer, writer, and environmental activist Wendell Berry published his essay, "Think Little." In it, he writes about the dangers of not making your public causes private causes as well, depending too much on outside organizations to make decisions, and—this is key—of how autonomy should lead to the greater good and the recognition of interdependence.
Many of these messages resonate in the conspirituality world. Derek frames the essay before reading it in full.
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The World-Ending Fire — Wendell Berry
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In 1970, farmer, writer, and environmental activist Wendell Berry published his essay, "Think Little." In it, he writes about the dangers of not making your public causes private causes as well, depending too much on outside organizations to make decisions, and—this is key—of how autonomy should lead to the greater good and the recognition of interdependence.
Many of these messages resonate in the conspirituality world. Derek frames the essay before reading it in full.
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The World-Ending Fire — Wendell Berry
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