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Breaking the cycle will require understanding how each of us can contribute to the function of the [[whole system]]. The understanding comes from changing our point of view from that in which objects compete for space to a point of view where we can see how each thing is connected to all other things. | Breaking the cycle will require understanding how each of us can contribute to the function of the [[whole system]]. The understanding comes from changing our point of view from that in which objects compete for space to a point of view where we can see how each thing is connected to all other things. | ||
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3DN
This is the story of how "Humans came to Live in Peace and Plenty". It begins . . . There was a time when humans did unspeakable things to one another, and that led to scarcity and privation, that led to more cruelty, in an unending cycle . . . Of course, we do not know the details of the story, but it involves coming to understand and honor the gift of the least among us . . .
Breaking the cycle will require understanding how each of us can contribute to the function of the whole system. The understanding comes from changing our point of view from that in which objects compete for space to a point of view where we can see how each thing is connected to all other things.
There is a dimensional aspect to Network Weaving. In fact, from the Network Weaver's point of view, there are three dimensions to networking and when we look at things from three dimensions we come to understand our essential unity. This is not about good and evil. It is about the flow of value through the whole system and we need to develop a new vocabulary to talk about changing the set of connections that constitute the reality we live in.
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