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SUMMARY:Living Time
DESCRIPTION:Register! \n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				The physical spaces we inhabit both shape and reflect how we spend our time and what our overculture values. We infrequently immerse ourselves in lush landscapes\, taking time to wander off path\, stopping to notice an oak gall or to observe that you can only find butterflies around the weedy goldenrod growing in the ditch. Far more often\, we drive past at 60 miles an hour\, completely encased in plastic and metal. We don’t let sprouting acorns planted by squirrels grow to maturity. Instead we mow them and all the other “weeds” down\, then budget massive amounts of time and resources into cultivating trees and ornamental bushes offsite to then transplant them. But the living world doesn’t work on the impatient timescales of the dominant contemporary economy. Beings\, ecosystems\, and all their interconnected relationships take time to form\, time to grow to maturity\, and time to recover when damaged. We humans don’t take the time to understand ecosystems\, to engage with them and to humbly ask what they need. If we want to contribute to a more resilient\, emergent abundance\, we must examine how we all relate to time — goldenrod and oak trees included. \nRecommended resources for this gathering:Deep Time Diligence: An Interview with Tyson YunkaportaFrihet\, by Peter SandburgGrowing Through Grief: Derek Jarmin\, by Maria PopovaModern Nature by Derek JarminDavid Farrier: Wild Clocks
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