"In a time of deep planetary change, how do we begin to recover from the trauma of climate change?"

"In bare skin, tingling in the 8C (46F) water, Craig Foster swims into the waters off the Western Cape of South Africa and immerses himself in the Atlantic Ocean."

This touched on quite a few more ideas than I expected it to, and has given me a number of things to read and think about. Thanks for sharing - this is a really helpful article. It doesn't use the same term, but some of the concepts here sound similar to interbeing. I've found it to be probably the most helpful perspective in processing climate grief, personally. Our culture is deeply sick with the delusions of separateness - from other people, from the natural world - that drive so much of the harm we collectively do as a species. I don't think there is any futures worth living in unless we can largely get over that and come to understand our interdependence with the rest of the planet.