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at one with nature

at WUN with NAY-cher

æt wʌn wɪð ˈneɪtʃər

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atonewithnature

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in a state of harmony, connection, and integration with the natural world; feeling that the boundary between oneself and the natural environment has dissolved and that one participates in rather than observing the living systems of the earth; the phrase draws on indigenous worldviews, Eastern philosophies, and Western Romantic and transcendentalist traditions that reject the Cartesian separation of human consciousness from nature and instead posit that human wellbeing depends on reconnection with ecological belonging

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