We've been fortunate to attend and cover this festival in recent years and we've been continually inspired by the rich mix of films that remind us of the profound interdependence of humanity, nature, culture, art, technology, and choice, that weave the fabric of our lives and world.
Not only will our prayers insure it's return, but they will remind us of our interdependence with all of nature, and reconnect us to the great cycle of seasons and planets.
Closer to home, Ken Howe's The Civic-Mindedness of Trees reminded readers of the interdependence of humanity and nature, as did Russell Thornton's Birds, Metals, Stones and Rain, which contrasted features of the natural and built worlds in dramatic, personal terms.
The word Symbiosis describes mutualistic relationships between one or more biological organisms, or a system characterized by interdependence of a community nature.
Cobb has attributed China's interest in process philosophy partly to Whitehead's stress on the mutual interdependence of humanity and nature, as well as his emphasis on an educational system that includes the teaching of values rather than simply bare facts.
Public participation is inherent to the concept of a BR, since each reserve represents the interdependence of society and nature in a socio-ecological system (Parrot et al. 2012; Welp 2000).
The concept of yinyang is associated in Chinese thought with the idea of the Five Phases (wuxing)—metal, wood, water, fire, and earth both of these ideas lending substance to the characteristically Chinese belief in a cyclical theory of becoming and dissolution and an interdependence between the world of nature and human events.
For we are not separate from our home world, nor can the refusal to acknowledge our interdependence with the rest of nature lift us magically above it.
His emphasis on the interdependence of the mind and nature is the foundation of ecotherapy.
