Metaphorically speaking we are challenged to redesign the plane we are on in mid-flight. How do we keep the basic needs met while we are preparing and experimenting with the kind of transformational change that will make ‘business as usual’ obsolete and offer a qualitatively different alternative?“

by making sure the basic needs are true basic needs.. then use them as the infrastructure

ie: 2 convers.. as infra

all of article:

[https://medium.com/age-of-awareness/why-choose-transformative-over-sustaining-innovation-b59a2dc5bac1]

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Findhorn College interviews Daniel Wahl https://t.co/5l4K3Cideh CC @FindhornCollege @GaiaEducation @FF_NewStory @FindhornFound #education #sustainability #regenerativeculture #regeneration #ecovillages #design #transition #transitondesign
Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/DrDCWahl/status/1042902151247409153

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Daniel Christian Wahl (@DrDCWahl) tweeted at 1:50 PM on Thu, Sep 27, 2018:
I just published “‘What if?’ — Scaling-out regenerative development glocally” https://t.co/5OpDX4eAtC
(https://twitter.com/DrDCWahl/status/1045400378353885184?s=03)

What if we were suddenly enabled to convene conversations, planning and implementation locally and bioregionally to engage in the scale-linking redesign of the human presence and impact on Earth?..t

better yet.. if suddenly enabled to convene 2 convers about daily curiosities.. imagine the energy of 7bn alive people

What if we were challenged to scale-out a glocal (global-local) capacity building and education programme that enables people to learn the needed skills and knowledge while already being an active part of the regeneration rising?..t

imagine everything needed coming from cure ios city

We will have to find those answers and solutions together. And to do so we need a shared overall vision and start to respond so we can learn along the way…t

ie: a nother way book and short bp

As I mentioned before, maybe questions rather than answers are the appropriate cultural guidance system — or ‘deep code’ ;-) — in this situation?..t

yeah.. daily curiosities..  to go deep enough

We need to find this higher ground to see our diversity as a source of vitality, resilience and creativity, rather than a reason to argue, go to war, dismiss and compete..t

meadows undisturbed ecosystem via gershenfeld something else law

So what if the money was suddenly available to engage everyone..t

begs a mech where that money/measure soon becomes irrelevant.. if we want this to be forever and for everybody

Imagine conventing a series of meetings that would explore what needs to be done to skill-up and build capacity for ecosystems restoration and regenerative development everywhere.

why not have the new mech be that we have those gatherings in spaces that matter .. everyday

equity: everyone getting a go everyday

Can we create a list of skilled agroforestry, regenerative agriculture, permaculture design and holistic land management professionals, of analogue foresters and biodiversity experts for every locality, region and biome? So we know who to call on as trainers..t

can we create/focus-on a mech that needs no training..? for everybody.. from the get go

Can we build the appropriate platforms to enable knowledge exchange, skill sharing, and capacity building through local, regional and global collaboration? So we can co-create a more regenerative and thriving future for all of humanity and the whole community of life (as a planetary process)..t

ie: hlb via 2 convers that io dance.. as the day..[aka: not part\ial.. for (blank)’s sake…]..  a nother way

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pic fb share via Nora:

This quartet…Joe Brewer Daniel Christian Wahl Kate Raworth and me. In Rotterdam at Reporting 3.0
Warm Data
Doghnut Economy
Regenerative Cultures
Capital Institute

[https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10156924326475860&set=a.10151042588635860&type=3&theater]

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Daniel Christian Wahl (@DrDCWahl) tweeted at 9:16 AM on Sat, Jun 22, 2019:
…  What is held in a ‘commons’ is not to be owned but to be cared for and regenerated so it can be passed on to the next generation in as good or better condition than the current generation received it. …
https://t.co/VJfPfO7asX
(https://twitter.com/DrDCWahl/status/1142451333502504960?s=03)

The commons are about relationships and belonging, about interbeing rather than separation. ..t

maté basic needs

She reviewed a number of successful and unsuccessful cases of communities governing a common resource; and identified a set of ‘design principles’ leading to successful collective management of the commons:

1. define the community of people sharing the commons
2. adapt rules of use to the type of commons and its users
3. commoners themselves have to set the rules
4. the state of the commons has to be monitored in an accountable way
5. abuse by individuals needs to be curbed in a gradual way

— Elinor Ostrom (1990: 185–186)

These principles basically encourage collaboration and discourage competition by creating a common interest community.

yeah.. i don’t think so..

ie: 1\ defn as killer of alive things  4\ monitoring/accounting.. as managing.. as killer of alive things  5\ commoning begs we assume good.. listen deeper..

We need to learn the art of commoning..t

indeed.. but commoning begs we go beyond ostrom

As we are aiming to create regenerative cultures locally, regionally, nationally and globally we have to safeguard the remaining commons and re-establish commons-based resource management at various scales. We have to collectively ‘live into’ the important question:

How can the practice of ‘commoning’ offer a scale-linking way to manage the gifts of nature and culture collectively?

David Bollier suggests: “to actualize the commons and deter market enclosures, we need innovations in law, public policy, commons-based governance, social practice and culture..t All of these will manifest a very different worldview than now prevails in established governance systems, particularly those of the State and Market” (ibid).

ie: tech as it could be.. to augment interconnectedness.. via 2 convers as infra

Would we not create a healthier culture if our economic system was structurally designed in such a way that it incentivised collaborative behaviour and created conditions that made competition unnecessary?..t

perhaps thinking we need incentives is a red flag we’re doing it wrong..  ie: competition beyond unnecessary to irrelevant

Kostakis and Bauwens do not pretend to have definitive answers, rather they explore a number of questions and pathways that might help us build a collaborative economy.

only definitive answer is that what the world needs most is the energy of 7bn alive people.. which begs we focus on augmenting interconnectedness.. via tech/mech that listens to every voice.. everyday.. as it could be..

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via daniel fb share (article from 2017): From the ‘crisis of perception’ to the ‘systems view of life’

… The understanding that the common root cause of the multiple crises we are facing is in fact a crisis of perception offers us hope that we will be able to respond before it is too late. It suggests that if we were to employ a different way of thinking to the one that got us into this mess in the first place, we might realize how many interconnected problems can be combined in ways that point us towards a series of interconnected opportunities and systemic win-win-win solutions by addressing root-causes rather than symptoms.

Taking a systems view of life is an important step towards addressing the crisis of perception. Realizing our intimate kinship and communion with the process of life as a whole will trigger a shift in consciousness that will enable us to radically improve the quality of our lives and the health of the ecosystems and planet we inhabit. It will change the ways we relate to each other and the rest of the natural world and allow for the emergence of health as a systemic property linking human and planetary health. …

[https://medium.com/age-of-awareness/from-the-crisis-of-perception-to-the-systems-view-of-life-df6973a754a3]

We might prefer definitive answers and solutions, but what if they simply cannot be given?

Are we chasing a mirage of certainty in a profoundly ambiguous and unpredictable world?..Is the best we can ever do to live the questions more deeply?.. How will the questions we choose to guide us affect the world we will end up experiencing and co-creating in the process?..t

let’s just facil daily curiosity  ie: cure ios city

if we were to employ a different way of thinking to the one that got us into this mess in the first place, we might realize how many interconnected problems can be combined in ways that point us towards a series of interconnected opportunities and systemic win-win-win solutions by addressing root-causes rather than symptoms…t

maté basic needs

The qualitative emergent properties that make life worth living and sustain life as a whole are not located within one or many organisms, they are distributed across all of these scales as systemic properties of a living and transforming whole in which every participant counts and we all co-create the future.

If we aim to sustain humanity’s common future, we need to learn how humanity can become a positive live-sustaining influence on ecosystems everywhere and the planet as a whole..t.. This is the essence of creating a sustainable and regenerative human culture. By designing our technological, social and economic solutions around the principles of ecology and biology and informed by a systems view of life, we can transform culture so it becomes a restorative and regenerative force.

ai humanity needs.. augmenting interconnectedness

[This is an excerpt of a subchapter from Designing Regenerative Cultures, published by Triarchy Press, 2016.]

still on hold at library.. ?

thanks library

designing regen cultures

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helena and daniel on local (notes here) is our future – 1:24 video

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on designing regen cultures

Daniel Christian Wahl Thank you ones again for a thought invoking piece written with clarity, everyone should read your work, thank you https://t.co/cMjTuGRm6R

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/stevenputter/status/1216979593107845120

What is Life? — A Regenerative Community – nov 2019 – 2 min read

Regenerative practice is about unleashing the potential of people in place by listening deeply into the story the land and its people want to tell. It is about finding ways to manifest the unique bio-cultural essence of each locality in ways that meet human needs while enriching and healing the wider biological community we are embedded in.

That is my commitment to the future. That is my practice of repatterining the future in the now: to mindfully practice living as an expression of life as a planetary process; to bring daily awareness to conscious participation in life’s regenerative community.

ie: tech as it could be.. to augment interconnectedness.. via 2 convers as infra

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via michel fb share – march 2020 by daniel – Phase-shift has arrived: COVID 19 and Cooperatively Redesigning the Human Impact on Earth

:

http://liminal.news.greenhostpreview.nl/2020/03/20/phase-shift-has-arrived-covid-19-and-cooperatively-redesigning-the-human-impact-on-earth/

Let us not waste time by pretending that what we had before was working or is worth returning to.. t

Already the lives saved by dropping air pollution in China alone might soon begin to out-number the tragic and catastrophic loss of lives that the viral pandemic is and will continue to cause.

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daniel on boundaryless

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july 2020 – 2 hour video convo w john stewart

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