Derek J Fiedler | Deeper Meaning in Regenerative Agriculture | Steve Larson of Living City Farms (Part 2) @DerekJFiedler | Uploaded June 2020 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
In Part 2, Steve Larson shares his journey into his role as manager of Living City Farms and the regenerative urban agricultural movement. Steve describes his insights into symbolic patterns in soil ecology.

📺 Watch part 1, where Steve shares his experience traveling the USA, Mexico, and Central America by bicycle. - youtu.be/qdJpXCrqeRI

Also mentioned:
📺 Conversation with James Kourtides - youtube.com/watch?v=0xxSvK54Dvc
🌲 Living City Farms - facebook.com/livingcityfarms
📺 Joel Salatin - youtube.com/watch?v=4-7O3fOXXKo
📕 Universal Christ by Richard Rohr - universalchrist.cac.org
📘 The Language of Creation by Matthieu Pageau - amazon.com/Language-Creation-Cosmic-Symbolism-Genesis-ebook/dp/B07D738HD8
📺 Derek's videos covering The Language of Creation - youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHxBkl6ci7xeqmA7giy9EonpgA9dO8TT0
📘 On the Incarnation by St. Athanasius
📘 Everywhere Present by Fr. Stephan Freeman - store.ancientfaith.com/everywhere-present-christianity-in-a-one-storey-universe

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~ Divine Patterns in Ecology | The Regenerative Urban Agricultural Movement | Steve Larson (Part 2) ~

Commercial monoculture farming introduces a lopsided ecosystem that introduces harmful chemicals in the earth and in human bodies. Steve Larson shares how the regenerative urban agricultural movement creates holistic, sustainable systems.

Steve Larson manages Living City Farms in Ohio. He lives as a steward of the earth, a mediator of heaven and earth in a garden. The farm uses permaculture and "no-till" practices to work with the ecological systems rather than fight them.

Looking through his microscope, Steve shows how patterns of interconnectedness can be seen through microorganisms in compost and soil cultures.

Steve compares his insights in eastern philosophies, Vedanta, Ramakrishna, and Christian perspectives to living soil ecologies and how the material realm can host divinity in patterns of integrated wholeness.

Steve walks through his progression through reading the Language of Creation by Matthieu Pageau.

+ Peace to you +