The Common Wild Tongue
Rachel FlemingRemembering the language of place, a gathering of human and other voices. Writings and conversation from the Animate Earth Collective
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Cultivating The Diviner
Photo by C L Thomas
I am sitting in a circle, holding space for Colin Campbell, a Sangoma ‘medicine man’ from Botswana. He has asked everyone to turn over a card, an animal card, from a range of exotic animals found in his country of birth...
Forces and flows - Permaculture Magazine
“We experience the sensuous world only by rendering ourselves vulnerable to that world. Sensory perception is this ongoing interweavement: the terrain enters into us only to the extent that we allow ourselves to be taken up within tha...
The Sentience of the Land - Permaculture Magazine
Rachel Fleming meets a farmer, a forest gardener, a horticulturist and an estate manager and discovers how they have all formed a very different relationship with the land
Artwork by Niusia @ Spiritlab Design
“Lie on the soil and lis...
The Common Wild Tongue - Permaculture Magazine
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Artwork by Niusia @ Spiritlab Design
“To be native to a place we must learn to speak its language”
Robin Wall Kimmerer
Outside the bedroom window there are two trees I consider to be the guardians of my hearth, one an a...
Letting The Land Lead
Photo by Johannes Plenio on Unsplash
I love the diversity and depth of the Oxford Real Farming Conference, a cauldron of transformation in the agro-ecological movement, and from a ‘listening to the land’ perspective, there were two outstan...
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