What you’ve gathered here feels like a portal, inviting us to the vitality of uncertainty and the pleasure waiting for us behind fear and shame—without demonizing those experiences. Really needed to read this today. Thank you 💜
This is probably one of the most insightful writings on relating that I've read in a long time (and I've read a lot). I feel like I've been seeking this perspective without even knowing it existed and will definitely be contemplating this for awhile. Thank you so much for sharing!
What a stunning and resonant philosophy. i have been reaching vaguely and lazily for these sentiments for a long time. seeing them synthesized into something that feels so actionable has stirred me beyond belief. truly inspiring
wow Hannah, thank you so much. I am open to talking about collaboration — i see some profound work that you’re looking at, and am looking forward to understanding more, what is alive for you.
I’ve been reading a lot of indigenous books about relating to land, how we came to be separated, and how to return; but this really put what I’ve read in perspective for me.
I definitely have to re-read this to really understand all of what you’re conveying. Thank you for sharing!
first time i am reading the term “relationship ecology” — so much here resonates with the ways i am called to move in relationship, and in partnership with human and beyond-human kin. thank you so much for sharing!
I’m with you.
Thank you, I needed this. I’m always looking for meaning in this world. Furthermore, this philosophy of partnership will serve me positively.
thank you for this,,, it has been catalyst for deep personal reflection. thank u thank u
Beautiful writing
Beautifully expansive 🙏🏻
What you’ve gathered here feels like a portal, inviting us to the vitality of uncertainty and the pleasure waiting for us behind fear and shame—without demonizing those experiences. Really needed to read this today. Thank you 💜
Wow thank you so much for this comment, I’m really appreciating being seen in this intention ❣️
This is probably one of the most insightful writings on relating that I've read in a long time (and I've read a lot). I feel like I've been seeking this perspective without even knowing it existed and will definitely be contemplating this for awhile. Thank you so much for sharing!
Wow thank you so much for this reflection, i am grateful.
What a stunning and resonant philosophy. i have been reaching vaguely and lazily for these sentiments for a long time. seeing them synthesized into something that feels so actionable has stirred me beyond belief. truly inspiring
thank you <3
more than a month later and i still think about this all the time... i want everyone i love in my life to read it
Very interesting. I enjoyed this and am reflecting on my ideas of partnership and freedom/autonomy
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This is an essential teaching and I would love to collaborate with you on this partnership/village perspective!
wow Hannah, thank you so much. I am open to talking about collaboration — i see some profound work that you’re looking at, and am looking forward to understanding more, what is alive for you.
I’ve been reading a lot of indigenous books about relating to land, how we came to be separated, and how to return; but this really put what I’ve read in perspective for me.
I definitely have to re-read this to really understand all of what you’re conveying. Thank you for sharing!
yes absolutely. our disconnection from the land is so much part of this pain we feel
first time i am reading the term “relationship ecology” — so much here resonates with the ways i am called to move in relationship, and in partnership with human and beyond-human kin. thank you so much for sharing!
wow thank you for sharing!
This landed in my body with deep resonance. Thank you
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So moving. Thank you
thank you so much for sharing <3
probably one of the most important & resonant things i’ve ever read. thank you.
wow <3 so moved by this