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  Republished from deep-ecology-hub.com   By Deep Ecology Hub The Great Forgetting refers to the wealth of knowledge that our culture lost when we adopted our new civilized lifestyle. The knowledge that allowed indigenous cultures to survive, the knowledge that we had once also been tribal and the understanding that we were but one mere culture of thousands. All of this disappeared in a few short generations. The Great Forgetting accounts for an enormous cultural collapse as once tribal people found themselves in a new and strange mass centralized society. New beliefs, new ways of life rushed into this cultural vacuum to fill the void. But without being tested by natural selection over thousands of years this new culture was evolutionarily unstable. It is only recently that the Great Forgetting has been exposed. Understanding it holds the key to making sense of our destructive culture. And remembering what it is that was forgotten holds the key to our future. How The

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LiveJournal Tags: self help In the heart of every one of us hides a warrior. A fighter who isn’t satisfied with may be’s and just because’s. a person who isn’t afraid of change and will stand up to any obstacles. A defender who will jump in whenever needed without thinking of his own. Wounded healer with a bandage around the head, half standing up, leaning on his own staff and even than still ready to fight. Fire burning in the heart as no one knows passion better than a warrior. For honor and dignity he will fight until the last drop of blood is shed and the last tear is cried. Surrounded by opponents attacked from every side but still standing and still strong for nothing will ever bend a true warrior not even death.  So many  afraid of those with fire burning in their eyes. Afraid of the passion inside, terrified of the furry within the light, petrified of having to face the truth. The sun shines for all no more and no less. Even if you spend all your lives hiding under a rock a