Birth matters – Page 2 – THE ECOLOGY OF BIRTH

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Two acorns: how each birth weaves a unique journey within the overarching pattern of birth

By: Jessie Price // Birth Ecology November 19, 2019February 3, 2021

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WE ARE CONNECTED. INTERCONNECTION SHAPES THE UNFOLDING OF PROCESS. Let us take two acorns, dense with the same potential to become oak trees. The first acorn sprouts into life on the shaded forest floor. It shoots up, spindly and pale, to the light at the canopy, where it leafs out, catching what sunlight it can.…

Birth’s micro to macro; macro to micro

By: Jessie Price // Birth Ecology November 19, 2019December 11, 2019

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There is no getting around it; our babies are born from us into this big, hard, beautiful world through our hard work and going deep. In valuing birth in all its muck and glory, we value all the flavours that Life brings, even as we bring new life into the world. Further than this –…

THE ARC OF BIRTH

By: Jessie Price // Birth Ecology November 19, 2019December 11, 2019

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WE ARE PROCESS From nothing comes something. From out of profound NOTHING comes suddenly an incandescent, dense explosion of matter, space and time – the Big Bang’s rupture of exceptional heat and protons proliferating into a space expanding through new time. If we look with a long eye, stand back far enough, we can trace the…