Season 3 Introduction: Love & Reciprocity - Recorded Live from the Wild Goose Festival
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Season 3 Introduction: Love & Reciprocity - Recorded Live from the Wild Goose Festival
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Welcome to Season 3 of Radical Sacred! In our season opener we find ourselves having a beautiful time at The Wild Goose Festival in Harmony, North Carolina. Spending 4 days camping under the stars, listening and learning from progressive speakers from vastly different backgrounds, meeting like minded friends, leading contemplative nature walks, and seeing butterflies of all kinds feels like the perfect start to our season of reciprocity. Moving towards a system that is mutually beneficial to all beings matters not only for our survival, but we believe will lead us on a pathway toward a more equitable, nature centered, kinder world. Join us as we speak to authors, thinkers, scientists, and naturalists this season as we explore the beauty of living reciprocally.
Cool stuff we mention in this week’s episode (or meant to anyways):
- Wild Goose Festival
- The Serviceberry, Gathering Moss, or Braiding Sweetgrass by: Robin Wall Kimmerer
- Living Resistance Kaitlin B Curtice
- World as Lover World as Self Joanna Macy
- Terra Divina
00:00 Welcome to Season Three of Radical Sacred
03:31 Exploring the Wild Goose Festival Experience
06:01 The Spirit of Inclusion and Community
07:11 Introducing the Theme of Reciprocity
07:11 Understanding Reciprocity
15:21 The Importance of Reciprocity in Society
18:17 Nature's Role in Reciprocity
21:23 Personal Stories of Reciprocity
24:13 Reciprocity in Human Relationships
27:13 Exploring Literature on Reciprocity
28:39 Radical Sacred_outro.mp3
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