Zach Bush

I think that consumerism is actually an expression of the wound of abandonment. So we believed ourselves to be abandoned from nature at a deep level of the human psyche. And for that, we developed the ego as a protective shield saying, well, okay, fine, if you reject me, I'm going to fight you and I'm going to attack you with bigger weapons than you have. And

I think that consumerism is actually an expression of the wound of abandonment. So we believed ourselves to be abandoned from nature at a deep level of the human psyche. And for that, we developed the ego as a protective shield saying, well, okay, fine, if you reject me, I'm going to fight you and I'm going to attack you with bigger weapons than you have. And

I think that consumerism is actually an expression of the wound of abandonment. So we believed ourselves to be abandoned from nature at a deep level of the human psyche. And for that, we developed the ego as a protective shield saying, well, okay, fine, if you reject me, I'm going to fight you and I'm going to attack you with bigger weapons than you have. And

So we're our weapons are antibiotics and our, you know, because we're on germ warfare and like we're in this rush to try to figure out how to beat nature at its own game. So we have chemical pesticides, chemical herbicides, chemical pharmacy. And so we're pushing nature back to try to make space for humans. As a result, we go extinct and out in isolation.

So we're our weapons are antibiotics and our, you know, because we're on germ warfare and like we're in this rush to try to figure out how to beat nature at its own game. So we have chemical pesticides, chemical herbicides, chemical pharmacy. And so we're pushing nature back to try to make space for humans. As a result, we go extinct and out in isolation.

So we're our weapons are antibiotics and our, you know, because we're on germ warfare and like we're in this rush to try to figure out how to beat nature at its own game. So we have chemical pesticides, chemical herbicides, chemical pharmacy. And so we're pushing nature back to try to make space for humans. As a result, we go extinct and out in isolation.

And so interdependence moving to interabundance. And then from that consumerism of I need lots of stuff because there's not enough. So I need to go find the thing that will make me feel whole or safe or, you know, filled up, satiated. without realizing the whole thing is within yourself. You know, that's the ultimate journey. You used the word from... Contributor. Contributor, yeah.

And so interdependence moving to interabundance. And then from that consumerism of I need lots of stuff because there's not enough. So I need to go find the thing that will make me feel whole or safe or, you know, filled up, satiated. without realizing the whole thing is within yourself. You know, that's the ultimate journey. You used the word from... Contributor. Contributor, yeah.

And so interdependence moving to interabundance. And then from that consumerism of I need lots of stuff because there's not enough. So I need to go find the thing that will make me feel whole or safe or, you know, filled up, satiated. without realizing the whole thing is within yourself. You know, that's the ultimate journey. You used the word from... Contributor. Contributor, yeah.

So I also think of it as creator. And so moving from consumption to creation or... But contributor is a good word. I like that. It's a nice, again, look at how the...

So I also think of it as creator. And so moving from consumption to creation or... But contributor is a good word. I like that. It's a nice, again, look at how the...

So I also think of it as creator. And so moving from consumption to creation or... But contributor is a good word. I like that. It's a nice, again, look at how the...

biodiversity creates the whole you know so everybody's contributing to this beautiful home and so as you shift from that interdependence to interabundance and then as you move from scarcity and abandonment towards this radical acceptance and this kind of expression of nature through us then we move into this possibility that we should probably stop human doing and we can just you know shift into this quiet space of letting nature speak through us which is the vessel she designed and so these human bodies are very unique anatomy

biodiversity creates the whole you know so everybody's contributing to this beautiful home and so as you shift from that interdependence to interabundance and then as you move from scarcity and abandonment towards this radical acceptance and this kind of expression of nature through us then we move into this possibility that we should probably stop human doing and we can just you know shift into this quiet space of letting nature speak through us which is the vessel she designed and so these human bodies are very unique anatomy

biodiversity creates the whole you know so everybody's contributing to this beautiful home and so as you shift from that interdependence to interabundance and then as you move from scarcity and abandonment towards this radical acceptance and this kind of expression of nature through us then we move into this possibility that we should probably stop human doing and we can just you know shift into this quiet space of letting nature speak through us which is the vessel she designed and so these human bodies are very unique anatomy

We have more biodiversity in a human colon than any other colon on the planet. So you look at any of the mammals or you look at the reptiles, the human biology holds the highest amount of biodiversity of any segment of nature on the planet. And because that much biodiversity is speaking to one neurology, we then express something that you would call intelligence.

We have more biodiversity in a human colon than any other colon on the planet. So you look at any of the mammals or you look at the reptiles, the human biology holds the highest amount of biodiversity of any segment of nature on the planet. And because that much biodiversity is speaking to one neurology, we then express something that you would call intelligence.

We have more biodiversity in a human colon than any other colon on the planet. So you look at any of the mammals or you look at the reptiles, the human biology holds the highest amount of biodiversity of any segment of nature on the planet. And because that much biodiversity is speaking to one neurology, we then express something that you would call intelligence.

But it's not actually human intelligence. It's ecosystem intelligence. And so this phenomenon of becoming creator is already inherent in your biology. You are contributing a voice to nature as a human being. There is so much biology speaking through you and there's so much biodiversity speaking through you as a human that you're expressing the intelligence of a complex system.

But it's not actually human intelligence. It's ecosystem intelligence. And so this phenomenon of becoming creator is already inherent in your biology. You are contributing a voice to nature as a human being. There is so much biology speaking through you and there's so much biodiversity speaking through you as a human that you're expressing the intelligence of a complex system.