The Ecology of Care and the Power of Healing

The word cure comes from Latin and means "the act of caring for or watching over". This simple meaning contains something profound, which can be seen as an invitation to rethink our place in the web of life. In a complex system, there is no fixed role of carer or cared for; all parties implicitly care and are simultaneously cared for. In the book "The Ecology of Care", Didi Pershouse focuses on membranes as intelligent, porous structures that regulate a body’s permeability to its environment. According to Didi, at the same time as allowing the organ/body to establish exchanges with the environment, the membrane constructs its barriers and limits. All organisms with biological life have membranes: the food we eat, bacteria, fungi, algae and our internal organs are all made up of membranes. <a href="https://medium.com/@aalpande/the-ecology-of-care-and-the-power-of-healing-6b6110fb71d5">Click Here</a>