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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138899facing today. We, as humanity, need another momentous shift to live in harmony with all life forms and within the limits of our planet. To support this shift, as a first step, we can try to take off our anthropocentric glasses by empathizing with all beings in nature. In this chapter, we examine dif

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