Earth's Oldest Teachers: How to Live Well on Earth with Robin Wall Kimmerer
Many of us question the core principles of individualism, competition, and transaction our current civilization is founded on. But with an entire culture steeped in these ideals, we don't know where to look for a different way forward. Thankfully, against all odds, there are pockets of cultures who have preserved…
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