I have been moved so far from where my relations once dwelled, yet I can still feel connected to place. I have suffered greatly: in the direct brutality inflicted upon me in my own life, through more subtle institutionalized methods, as an accumulation of my ancestors’ pain, and from missing out on a penetrating and more integrated connection to the world. But mostly, I have been just a pawn and a tool in the ongoing war against life. But this was only after I had been sufficiently separated from the earth, others, and myself. I have been severely damaged from generation after generation of upheaval, defeat, and domestication at the hands of colonizers, and at times I did the colonizing. But, we are still connected under this baggage, this defensiveness, this disposition.
We are still these people, only scarred, with cold and clunky armor created for us by a culture of death that we have reluctantly accepted when and where we have grown too tired and weak. We once lived unmediated from the earth, ate directly from the forest, drank straight from its waters, slept touching the ground, healed ourselves with its plants, made all of our decisions concerning our lives with people we loved. I, like all of us, have direct lineage to a different way of being, to a direct experience with the world. Despite all attempts by the civilized logic to separate me, to dislocate me, to destroy my connection, I am still part of this fusion of life, this deeply integrated accumulation of living beings. It has provided me with a life, which I willingly and humbly direct. From its water, its soil, its people, its blood. However alien I may appear to this planet, this land, these people, I come from this earth. Practical Re-wilding: Along Side Indigenous Resistance to Civilization You cannot kill us, we are already dead: Algeria’s Ongoing Popular Uprising (2004)Īt least they got the lack of interest right. Solidarity South Pacific Newsletter, Number 2, Spring 2004
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