Animism

Animism is both a philosophy and an embodied way of relating to the world as interconnected, alive, and inherently sacred. Rooted in the traditions of many cultures, it recognizes all beings — not just humans — as participants in a vast, relational web.

In parallel, our most advanced scientific understandings reveal that the Earth functions as a living, symbiotic system, contradicting the fragmented logic of economies and policies that have long treated nature as a collection of isolated parts. Animism, by aligning with the actual dynamics of life, offers not just a worldview but a guide for more intelligent, systemic interventions: one that acknowledge the interdependence of all things.

When we think and feel animistically, we naturally adopt a systems perspective that moves beyond extraction and control toward deep relationship, reciprocity, and reverence for life.