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“In depth, remember the surface, and remember to surface. Not in the sense that we need to catch our breath, but, for the trees, the wind, the Moon, and the Sun may miss us [if] we are gone for too long. Consideration.”

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“When you become one with God, when you exist in harmony with the whole, your life becomes a joy. The moment one becomes harmonious with God, one has found the divine within oneself. Jesus says: "I and my father in heaven is one." He is crucified because of this great statement, because the small minds cannot tolerate it. Truth have suffered much, because people are so mediocre. They cannot rise a little higher to see the truth. Before one can understand the truth, one need to go through a radical change. One needs eyes to see and ears to hear. One needs a new vision. Without God we are small and tiny, and we are struggling against a vast universe. The spiritual journey means to decide: from now on I will get more and more in tune with the whole. I will not try to remain separate from the whole. I will not try to be an isolated island. I will become one with the ocean.”

God Religion Spirituality Meditation Jesus Christ Oneness The Divine Crucifiction In Harmony With The Whole

Book:Man is Part of the Whole: Silence, Love, Joy, Truth, Compassion, Freedom and Grace

Source: Man is Part of the Whole: Silence, Love, Joy, Truth, Compassion, Freedom and Grace

“...no theory of hermeneutic legitimation can be indeed legitimate if not by the process of hermeneutic reading… At the origin of the hermeneutic practice, there is a circle; it does not matter how holy or how vicious.”

Language Interpretation Linguistics Hermeneutics Semiotics Circularity Readings

Book:Semiotics and the Philosophy of Language

Source: Semiotics and the Philosophy of Language

“When you talk about “saving the planet” you turn it into an ethical question, and I think you won’t solve problems if they are ethical.”

Environment Environmentalism Circular Economy Circularity Circular Design

Book:Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things

Source: Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things

“what most people see in their garbage cans is just the tip of the material iceberg; the product itself contains on average only 5% of the raw materials involved in the process of making and delivering it.”

Environment Environmentalism Circular Economy Circularity Circular Design

Book:Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things

Source: Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things

“The design intention behind the current industrial infrastructure is to make an attractive product that is affordable, meets regulations, performs well enough, and lasts long enough to meet market expectations”

Environment Environmentalism Circular Economy Circularity Circular Design

Book:Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things

Source: Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things

“as a buyer you got the item or service you wanted, plus additives that you didn’t ask for and that may be harmful to you and your loved ones.”

Environment Environmentalism Circular Economy Circularity Circular Design

Book:Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things

Source: Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things

“Once you understand the destruction taking place, unless you do something to change it, even if you never intended to cause such destruction, you become involved in a strategy of tragedy. You can continue to be engaged in that strategy of tragedy, or you can design and implement a strategy of change”

Environment Environmentalism Circular Economy Circularity Circular Design

Author:Michael Braungart, Willian McDonough

“Unless materials are specifically designed to ultimately become safe food for nature, composting can present problems as well.”

Environment Design Circular Economy Circularity Circular Design

Author:Michael Braungart, Willian McDonough

“This “solution” to pollution – dilution – is an outdated and ineffective response that does not examine the design that caused the pollution in the first place. The essential flaw remains: badly designed materials and systems that are unsuitable for indoor use.”

Environment Design Circular Economy Circularity Circular Design

Author:Michael Braungart, Willian McDonough

“Increasingly we are acknowledging that people (and their technologies) are just as much part of our 'ecologies' as are nature and the physical features of our planet.”

Earth Sustainability Ecology Circular Economy Circularity Circular Design

Book:A Sustainist Lexicon

Source: A Sustainist Lexicon

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