Accessibility is a unique and crucial element that underpins our interactions and collaborations with others.
Before expecting others to answer certain questions in collaborative endeavors, it is essential to engage in self-reflection.
Colonialism employs a strategy that disconnects individuals from their emotions, leading to a sense of disembodiment.
Capitalism often pushes individuals to work tirelessly and make sacrifices at the expense of their well-being. Rebeka advocates for a different perspective, emphasizing the profound meaning of our lives and our individual purposes.
Our lives have been shaped by a culture that compels us to deny the needs and signals of our bodies, affecting our overall well-being.
The choices we make in life are influenced by our past experiences and upbringing. Rebeka spoke of the importance of actively choosing a different path, particularly in terms of accessibility and sustainability.
Intro into the concept of prioritizing comfort and well-being as a fundamental principle.
Not every situation or experience is meant to be pleasant. It's important to acknowledge and accept discomfort. We explored the value of asking, "Why doesn't it feel good?"
- The Politics of Trauma, Stacy Haines
- Lazyness does not exist, Dr. Devon Price
- Undrowned , Alexis Pauline Gumbs
Nils Niederhauser
n.niederhauser@gmx.ch
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