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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2025 · 1H

A pluriverse of potential

from The Human Greenhouse · host Sahana Chattopadhyay, Tatjana Harttung

Our current worldview is too narrow and restrictive, and we need to embrace a more inclusive understanding where multiple ways of being can coexist – not just between humans, but across all species.This “pluriverse” perspective recognises that we are part of an intricate, interconnected web of life where no single worldview should dominate, and that true transformation requires us to both witness the collapse of old systems while nurturing new possibilities to emerge.Sahana Chattopadhyay is a writer and speaker who has been working and speaking about pluriversality for many years. In this episode, you’llExplore the concept of "pluriverse" - a vision that embraces multiple ways of being, seeing, and relating in the worldDiscover how nature's intelligence and interconnectedness demonstrates a world of multi-species collaborationLearn about embracing both collapse and creation simultaneously as we navigate through current global challengesResourcesConnect with Sahana via LinkedInFollow Sahana on SubstackSahana’s websiteStaying with the Trouble: Making Kin in the Chthulucene, by Donna HarawayConnect with Tatjana via LinkedInVisit The Human Greenhouse website to explore and connect

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