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= diverse, place-based worldviews defining the universe through interconnected relationships between humans, nature, and the spirit world; rooted in oral traditions and natural patterns; these systems emphasize reciprocal responsibility, ancestral knowledge, and sustainability, often viewing the Earth as a living entity rather than a resource. | = diverse, place-based worldviews defining the universe through interconnected relationships between humans, nature, and the spirit world; rooted in oral traditions and natural patterns; these systems emphasize reciprocal responsibility, ancestral knowledge, and sustainability, often viewing the Earth as a living entity rather than a resource. | ||
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= diverse, place-based worldviews defining the universe through interconnected relationships between humans, nature, and the spirit world; rooted in oral traditions and natural patterns; these systems emphasize reciprocal responsibility, ancestral knowledge, and sustainability, often viewing the Earth as a living entity rather than a resource.
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