Nature is full of odd and wonderful and terrifying and glorious things, and it can be almost exhausting how diverse creation is.  Yet we so easily turn away from how we are part of it--how we, too, are odd and wonderful and terrifying and glorious.  How can we think about our joint stewardship of ourselves and our world in a way that celebrates the odd and wonderful and terrifying and glorious and also recognizes that we aren't doing any part of that care alone?

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