We have a planet full of wonder and beauty....❤️
‘The sleeping lady’ mountain in Alaska.

https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel

Flock of starlings.

This is, an amazing world.

Intuitive groups working in eXtinction Rebellion communities, including our groups XR Neighborhood and XR Trauma, are organizing continued XR Recovery activities to allow severely affected community members to engage effective, inclusive ongoing dialogues.
We invite all who wish to support and facilitate peaceful, patient, respectful, productive discourse so that our community settings can fully include severely disabled survivors of invisible violence and human trafficking with respect for their physical safety and valuable lived experience.
Upcoming group dates this month include September 16 and September 30. We’ll be gathering collaborative materials from asynchronous participants all day before and after our real-time meeting.
Please reach out and plan to attend, add your voice, anchor kindness with us, and take advantage of this opportunity to understand one another better.
As we learn more about how to respect and listen with one another, we increasingly stabilize these challenging intersections.
Contact t.me/maxmorris on Telegram messenger, comment at t.me/IntuitiveGroup/398, or email earth@intuitive.pub to join us.
https://t.me/eXtinctionRebellion/1202
https://t.me/IntuitiveGroup/398
https://t.me/IntuitiveEarth/1951

🔊 Coord • XR Recovery • XR Neighborhood • eXtinctionRebellion • IntuitiveEarth • XR IPR ••• https://t.me/joinchat/TMpFYIaHCzj5zE4o

🔊 Activities • Intuitive Group • IPR Working Group Resourcing & Collaborations • IPR ••• https://t.me/joinchat/8Nejvg8yMqQzNjhh

Joel Sternfeld, Abandoned Uranium Refinery near Tuba City, Arizona, Navajo Nation, 1982

The Kia is the only existing mountain parrot known to man.🦜

Mt. Rainier

Countrymen Coffee
'We Are Who We Are' 🏕
https://t.me/Countrymencoffee

"Settler systems of epistemic and conceptual resources and the relations among them are constructed to preclude certain forms of knowledge. This is not an accident; it is a central goal of colonial violence.

Colonization and land dispossession would not be possible without the violent disruption of Indigenous knowledge systems and ongoing organized attempts to disrupt their survival. Embodied ways of knowing, spiritual ways of knowing, land-based ways of knowing – these are all forms of knowledge that are violently foreclosed in the name of settler futurity. Dispossessive practices create and are reinforced by settler knowledge systems that generate epistemic oppression as a matter of course. To separate a people from the land that bore them, that raised them, that cares for them is not only an act of violence – it is an act of violence that cannot be achieved without the tools of epistemic warfare.

Colonizers have fought and continue to fight the war of colonization with a multitude of brutal offensives. While the processes and practices of settler colonialism are as diverse as the lands they have occupied and conquered, a commonality that arises among these variegated techniques of violence is that colonization is, in large part, an epistemic project."

https://philpapers.org/archive/BEREOR.pdf