Symbiotic Culture is not pantheistic, but grounded in a universal understanding that creation is sacred and interconnected, and that we are called to reconnect that which has become separated.
My own spiritual journey has been shaped through Jesus Christ, whose life revealed many of the principles and patterns I describe, but Symbiotic Culture welcomes collaboration with people of many worldviews who share a commitment to stewardship, community, human dignity, virtue, and care for place. I appreciate the emphasis bioregional perspectives place on local belonging and relationship with the land, and like other traditions that help cultivate virtuous, place-based communities, they have a place within a global network of interconnected "micro" bioregional communities.
What do you say about pantheism? I'm for a "global culture of bioregionally unified tribal nations".
Symbiotic Culture is not pantheistic, but grounded in a universal understanding that creation is sacred and interconnected, and that we are called to reconnect that which has become separated.
My own spiritual journey has been shaped through Jesus Christ, whose life revealed many of the principles and patterns I describe, but Symbiotic Culture welcomes collaboration with people of many worldviews who share a commitment to stewardship, community, human dignity, virtue, and care for place. I appreciate the emphasis bioregional perspectives place on local belonging and relationship with the land, and like other traditions that help cultivate virtuous, place-based communities, they have a place within a global network of interconnected "micro" bioregional communities.