Addiction / Samsara

Miijmaakijige: ‘bait’ and co-evolution in indigenous natural culture

Yesterday evening I attended my course on Pollinator Stewardship (which I’m attending as part of a grant to create an educational pollinator garden through PollinateTO, Project Swallowtail, LiveGreen & the City of Toronto) (check out our garden here!). This week was focused on the perspective of Indigenous peoples on pollinators which was pretty fabulous. Some

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And so it grows…

I took this photo of a tree branch pinioned into a piece of metal fence.It was left on the floor of a house I was doing construction in, and I obviously found it very striking. The branch appears to have been pierced – as if on a torture rack – by the metal. It looks

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O

We sow seeds of wild chaos across
your rows of ordered symmetry.
We rewrite blind rites
tying them to meaning.
We reroute ruts so they reach streams,
and dig down deep
so your source
bursts forth.

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TABOO

TABOO Taboos surround wounds like highway hazard signs: Avalanche Area,Beware of Falling Rocks,Wildlife Corridor,Deer Crossing. Severe Storm Area,Rumble Strips,Steep Hill,No Pedestrians. Fog Area,Road Slippery When Wet,Icy, Hairpin Curve,Circular Intersection. Give Way,Do Not Pick Up Hitchhikers: State Prison. One Lane Bridge,No Shoulder,No Left Turn, No Right Turn, No U Turn. Yield,Stop,No Entry,Dead End. Behind and beyond

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