also, someone else said the following that i dont fully agree with, but will translate and share anyway:
"Het gaat dus helemaal niet om de economie, de vrijheid, mensenrechten, links of rechts, religie, huidskleur, of wie er wel of niet gelijk heeft. Het gaat om jou. jij wordt cel voor cel gesloopt terwijl je aandacht geeft aan dingen die helemaal niet belangrijk zijn. Met een groep heldere en krachtige mensen bouwen we binnen een paar jaar iets op dat duurzamer, leuker en comfortabeler is dan we nu hebben. Als we dan nog 50 jaar doorwerken hebben we een droommaatschappij gerealiseerd. Maar als je doorgaat met die klotetelefoon van je, dan kom je helemaal nergens. Je bent een 'sitting duck' en de jager staat op 2 meter afstand en richt zijn geweer. "

heal yourself, heal your cells, not the cell phone (or a prison cell) but your own cells
I hope my translation sends

Stacked emergencies require teamwork. Bridges of language are needed, and ways to share concepts of the levels and types of emergencies we can easily address together with best practices led by knowledgeable survivors.
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Teamwork is something that has seemed to dribble out of the seams of many of our communities, replaced by financially advantageous technology that serves the needs of some while disabling others.

Thankfully, teamwork is easily restored when we tune to learning respect for one another.

As we learn one another's languages of respect and kindness, we are able to co-create communications methodologies that solve our problems with collective capacity and dignity.

Sometimes this means the collaborative invention of truly unique and surprising languages. Often it means bridging languages previously thought to be unbridgeable.

To work together with caring and courage in this way is a true font of healing and life energy revitalizing strength.

"We and you do not talk the same language. When we talk to you we use your language: the language of your experience and your theories. When we try to use it to communicate our world experiences, we only succeed in communicating our experience of exclusion. We cannot talk to you in our language because you do not understand it" (Lugones and Spelman 1983, 575)
-- from The Unlevel Knowing Field: An Engagement with Dotson’s Third-Order Epistemic Oppression (Alison Bailey, 2014.)

'Ala bidhikrika qalbi yatma'inu
Without doubt, it is in your remembrance that my heart finds tranquility

Wa hal bighaiyyri dhikrika qalbul-mari' yartahu?
And does a person's heart find rest except in your rememberance?

Fa anta mubdi'u hadhal-kawni ajmai'hi
For you are the creator of the entire universe

Wa anta khaliqu man jaa'u wa man raaho
And you are the creator of all those who have been here and all those who departed

Wa anta noorun ala noor
You are light upon light

Wa awalun anta qabla-lqabli min azalin, bil-kaafi wa-nnooni ya rabbahu, fataah
For you are the first, before all befores, in the whole creation; the opener of all with the kaf and noon letters

Wa nooru wajhika ba'da-lba'di fi abadin yabqa jaleelan, kareeman wa howa wadhaahu
And the light of your face, after all afters, till eternity, forever remains sublime and generous, whilst always brilliant

Rahmanun, raheemum, mannanun, kareemum, salaamun, aleemun, majeed
Most compassionate, merciful, bestower of blessings, generous, the source of peace, all-knowing, most glorious'