In this era of global crisis, we often speak of ‘paradigm shift’ and ‘systems change’ as necessary prerequisites for the survival of the biosphere and humanity. I am not sure that our attempts at either of those concepts will turn out as we might intend. But, there is another possibility. The ingredient that I would like to add to the pot is the notion of life as mutual learning contexts. To change the flavor of our ideological stew by asking ‘how is mutual learning taking place in this context?’ is to re-contextualize that which has come before us and reset the horizon.
