Andrés

My friend, Zach Bush, welcome back to the show.

My friend, Zach Bush, welcome back to the show.

My friend, Zach Bush, welcome back to the show.

I thought as it's very in alignment with your work and also my area of passion as a framework for this conversation to pull from some core themes of nature's wisdom and how there are so many parallels to unlocking our inner nature, discovering that, embodying in it, embracing it, living in it, and how that can contribute to us living in harmony.

I thought as it's very in alignment with your work and also my area of passion as a framework for this conversation to pull from some core themes of nature's wisdom and how there are so many parallels to unlocking our inner nature, discovering that, embodying in it, embracing it, living in it, and how that can contribute to us living in harmony.

I thought as it's very in alignment with your work and also my area of passion as a framework for this conversation to pull from some core themes of nature's wisdom and how there are so many parallels to unlocking our inner nature, discovering that, embodying in it, embracing it, living in it, and how that can contribute to us living in harmony.

And so the first one that would be thrilled to get your kind of framework and understanding around is We live in perhaps the most individualistic culture to have ever existed. And we look throughout all nature as it's a complex ecosystem where interdependence is the natural state of being in existence from all life.

And so the first one that would be thrilled to get your kind of framework and understanding around is We live in perhaps the most individualistic culture to have ever existed. And we look throughout all nature as it's a complex ecosystem where interdependence is the natural state of being in existence from all life.

And so the first one that would be thrilled to get your kind of framework and understanding around is We live in perhaps the most individualistic culture to have ever existed. And we look throughout all nature as it's a complex ecosystem where interdependence is the natural state of being in existence from all life.

Yet the human mind is the one thing that loves to believe it's a separate individual and has the capacity to do so.

Yet the human mind is the one thing that loves to believe it's a separate individual and has the capacity to do so.

Yet the human mind is the one thing that loves to believe it's a separate individual and has the capacity to do so.

And so when you think about the sort of relational reciprocity and interdependence as a way of being throughout all life and living life as an offering and how we can give in that way, what are your thoughts on how we can move from living as a separate individual identity to an interdependent being and recognizing that?

And so when you think about the sort of relational reciprocity and interdependence as a way of being throughout all life and living life as an offering and how we can give in that way, what are your thoughts on how we can move from living as a separate individual identity to an interdependent being and recognizing that?

And so when you think about the sort of relational reciprocity and interdependence as a way of being throughout all life and living life as an offering and how we can give in that way, what are your thoughts on how we can move from living as a separate individual identity to an interdependent being and recognizing that?

So as it pertains and as a parallel to our own inner nature, the reason I bring it up as one of the first is because embracing the perspective shift from consumer to contributor and recognizing whatever term we want to use there, we don't live in a vacuum, nothing does. And so with that

So as it pertains and as a parallel to our own inner nature, the reason I bring it up as one of the first is because embracing the perspective shift from consumer to contributor and recognizing whatever term we want to use there, we don't live in a vacuum, nothing does. And so with that

So as it pertains and as a parallel to our own inner nature, the reason I bring it up as one of the first is because embracing the perspective shift from consumer to contributor and recognizing whatever term we want to use there, we don't live in a vacuum, nothing does. And so with that

acknowledgement with grace and wisdom can interact with our environment and all living life around us with that sort of empathy and understanding. And so when you think about that shift from consumer to contributor, what rings a bell there? That's beautiful.

acknowledgement with grace and wisdom can interact with our environment and all living life around us with that sort of empathy and understanding. And so when you think about that shift from consumer to contributor, what rings a bell there? That's beautiful.