This is a great point; I had equated interconnectedness with indivisibility but there is a powerful…

Even the word “interconnectedness” doesn’t get at the heart of gestalt thinking because it suggests a graph of relationships between individuals. The reality is that the plants, animals, water, rocks, and land are not distinguishable individuals at all. They each are in a process of becoming the others and so all are being in oneness.
Neuroscience, Buddhist philosophy, and quantum physics on the illusion of the past, present, and…
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Jan 31, 2023
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This is a great point; I had equated interconnectedness with indivisibility but there is a powerful difference between these two ideas, thanks for pointing to it!
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