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David Abram quotes: Sensory perception is the silken web that binds our separate nervous systems into the encompassing ecosystem.

Sensory perception is the silken web that binds our separate nervous systems into the encompassing ecosystem.

David Abram quotes: We are human only in contact, and conviviality, with what is not human.

We are human only in contact, and conviviality, with what is not human.

David Abram quotes: The world we experience with our unaided senses is fluid and animate, shifting and transforming in response to our own shifts of position and of mood.

The world we experience with our unaided senses is fluid and animate, shifting and transforming in response to our own shifts of position and of mood.

David Abram quotes: Other animals, in a constant and mostly unmediated relation with their sensory surroundings, think with the whole of their bodies.

Other animals, in a constant and mostly unmediated relation with their sensory surroundings, think with the whole of their bodies.

David Abram quotes: What we say has such a profound influence upon what we see, and hear, and taste of the world!

What we say has such a profound influence upon what we see, and hear, and taste of the world!

David Abram quotes: is the mountain that lends its gregarious power to the multiple elements of this place.

is the mountain that lends its gregarious power to the multiple elements of this place.

David Abram quotes: The friendship between my hand and this stone enacts an ancient and irrefutable eros, the kindredness of matter with itself.

The friendship between my hand and this stone enacts an ancient and irrefutable eros, the kindredness of matter with itself.

David Abram quotes: We like to assume that language is a purely human property, our exclusive possession, and that everything else is basically mute.

We like to assume that language is a purely human property, our exclusive possession, and that everything else is basically mute.